@Uknown231231231 as much as i hate them, IQ tests measure calculation, pattern recognition and language skills. You can't really expect s.o. who can't read, count, and recognize patterns to be able to program. If a person with a REALLY low measured IQ is able to program, it suggests someone botched the test and the person will measure much better if tested again.
In my experience, people too stupid for math and programming are like one in a million. All others are fixable education failures.
I'm learning assembly and ive understand the codes already. I did this in my school computer to refresh my mind while the teacher told us to do our own stuff at the multimedia lab, she thought i was hacking and told the principal :\ Btw, she's teaching Visual Basic and its too easy to understand so I wanted to go deeper, why don't she understand me??? :(
okay, i've started working on my tutorials. watch?v=mWeh3_ITG7M
that's the first. they are going to teach you from the ground up how to use this. and a lot more, such as how to pause the console, change colors, calculate things, get user input, change the console color, clear the screen, use conditionals (such as IF something then DO something {EG: IF you press 'y' then DO output 'me too!'}), and much, much more.
This actually isn't that complicated, and I completely understand how this works. And yes, you can use this on 64bit operating systems, as shown in my tutorial. I am making a more thorough tutorial / explanation of DEBUG and will be uploaded soon.
@PoliteCitizen I haven't programmed in assembler for twenty plus years and mainly in raw machine code (not assembler) on motorola and Z80 cpu machines in the mid-1980s... (built my 1st machine from scratch, logic, firmware, the lot).
They are indeed DOS calls. My bad. At my age my memory is not what it was. My bad, kiddo.
But I am old enough to remember NOS (CDC 6600 super) and CP/M (Kaypro, et al)...
At least I don't play childrens games such as minecraft... and I don't live in Bangladesh.
@Karvenate Traditional phrase used in the most trivial programming task (1st one you write) for newbies to learn how to throw text to standard output as most software requires this function and it an easy way to dip your feet in the water as a beginning programmer, regardless ofwhat level and type of language / programming you are doing. Hello World announces your birth as a programming student and programmer... ;-)
Amazing how the mind capacity is 2 tb but by the age of 2 your mind has already stored half its capacity. Idk if anyone understands wtf im saying im a bit off the charts
@xxxXXXrockband2XXXxx I understand what u r saying but where'd you get that info from? I doubt it is accurate.
How can you measure the storage capacity of an analogue neural network anyway? The brain is not like a standard digital computer anymore than a fish is like a bicycle...
Peace. (By the way you're not off the charts from where I stand... unless you are saying you are nutty...)
@edsereda Yep, and when you write your own OS, you have to stick to int 10 (bios calls).. For large writes such as clearing the screen, I use 0xB800 like you said, can easily fill 2,000 pages with 0 (nil) before your eyes can even see that text was there. :)
Only disadvantage, each word in [es:di] counts as two bytes (one attribute byte, and then the character to write) so it is a bit harder to get it working how you want.
@easyname121 lol assembly language is actually quite easy and requires not much though. Programming by itself doesn't involve much thought. It what you are programming that might be complex. Say if you want to create a new algorithm - the programming part is easy. The maths part is the hard bit.
Well first check that you spelled "debug" correctly. Then check if the file "debug.exe" is in "C:\Windows\System32" (assuming default install and XP+). Then check to see if your "PATH" variable has "C:\Windows\System32" in it. Right-click My Computer, and then click Properties, click the Advanced tab, click Environment variables. Check under "System Variables.
No, you were right this time. I made this video in a hurry (as you can see because I recorded part of my background). So, there were a few technical term errors. The $ doesn't actually do anything in debugs case. It's just a marker really...
Wow XD
EsgarothNG 2 weeks ago
yea that song sing: IM BORN FOR A DATA YEA A DATA UM A DATA!!
LightingScythe 1 month ago
@Uknown231231231 as much as i hate them, IQ tests measure calculation, pattern recognition and language skills. You can't really expect s.o. who can't read, count, and recognize patterns to be able to program. If a person with a REALLY low measured IQ is able to program, it suggests someone botched the test and the person will measure much better if tested again.
In my experience, people too stupid for math and programming are like one in a million. All others are fixable education failures.
SianaGearz 2 months ago
I'm learning assembly and ive understand the codes already. I did this in my school computer to refresh my mind while the teacher told us to do our own stuff at the multimedia lab, she thought i was hacking and told the principal :\ Btw, she's teaching Visual Basic and its too easy to understand so I wanted to go deeper, why don't she understand me??? :(
Freaky99100 3 months ago
okay, i've started working on my tutorials. watch?v=mWeh3_ITG7M
that's the first. they are going to teach you from the ground up how to use this. and a lot more, such as how to pause the console, change colors, calculate things, get user input, change the console color, clear the screen, use conditionals (such as IF something then DO something {EG: IF you press 'y' then DO output 'me too!'}), and much, much more.
khoraski 6 months ago
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khoraski 6 months ago
This actually isn't that complicated, and I completely understand how this works. And yes, you can use this on 64bit operating systems, as shown in my tutorial. I am making a more thorough tutorial / explanation of DEBUG and will be uploaded soon.
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khoraski 6 months ago
Good example. But you cheat...!
Now do it WITHOUT using BIOS calls.... (LOL).
Ha ha. You crazy kids....
Peace.
absolutelyfree1963 9 months ago
@absolutelyfree1963 you're fucking retarded.
PoliteCitizen 5 months ago
I though interupt 10 prints strings?
gruntlover2 11 months ago
can i do this without oop on fasm?
FaustSatans 11 months ago
not work on my laptop
it can work only just on my pc
bercandalho 11 months ago
@bercandalho Because the BIOS calls have changed...
absolutelyfree1963 9 months ago
@absolutelyfree1963 these are DOS calls you dumb fuck
PoliteCitizen 5 months ago
@PoliteCitizen I haven't programmed in assembler for twenty plus years and mainly in raw machine code (not assembler) on motorola and Z80 cpu machines in the mid-1980s... (built my 1st machine from scratch, logic, firmware, the lot).
They are indeed DOS calls. My bad. At my age my memory is not what it was. My bad, kiddo.
But I am old enough to remember NOS (CDC 6600 super) and CP/M (Kaypro, et al)...
At least I don't play childrens games such as minecraft... and I don't live in Bangladesh.
absolutelyfree1963 4 months ago
I really really Like your Video Solution. Nice ! :)(L)
BTW : Knowing Assembly is fuckings skilling ;)
SterminioProductions 1 year ago
It works, But could you explain evry command in plain text please.
jeromsavestheworld 1 year ago
where you lern assembly?
Ubazr 1 year ago
Where does Hello World come from???
Karvenate 1 year ago
@Karvenate Traditional phrase used in the most trivial programming task (1st one you write) for newbies to learn how to throw text to standard output as most software requires this function and it an easy way to dip your feet in the water as a beginning programmer, regardless ofwhat level and type of language / programming you are doing. Hello World announces your birth as a programming student and programmer... ;-)
absolutelyfree1963 4 months ago 3
Ассемблер это язык Бога! Молодцы!
ORIONxNFS 1 year ago
easier one
goto notepad then type
@echo off
title hello world
echo hello world!
pause >nul
save it as bat file... done
portablepro101 1 year ago
last time the command prompt was very complicated now u can just type in
echo Hello World!
of course its much simpler but the old way is more fun
linminhtoo 1 year ago
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linminhtoo 1 year ago
You don't need to put 0D, 0A. 0A is just enough :)
MrOsamaful 1 year ago
Amazing how the mind capacity is 2 tb but by the age of 2 your mind has already stored half its capacity. Idk if anyone understands wtf im saying im a bit off the charts
xxxXXXrockband2XXXxx 1 year ago
@xxxXXXrockband2XXXxx I understand what u r saying but where'd you get that info from? I doubt it is accurate.
How can you measure the storage capacity of an analogue neural network anyway? The brain is not like a standard digital computer anymore than a fish is like a bicycle...
Peace. (By the way you're not off the charts from where I stand... unless you are saying you are nutty...)
absolutelyfree1963 9 months ago
yeah, int 21 was slow, direct write to 0xb800 was way faster on cga/ega. just for fun tried to do bubble sorting in video memory :)
edsereda 1 year ago
@edsereda Yep, and when you write your own OS, you have to stick to int 10 (bios calls).. For large writes such as clearing the screen, I use 0xB800 like you said, can easily fill 2,000 pages with 0 (nil) before your eyes can even see that text was there. :)
Only disadvantage, each word in [es:di] counts as two bytes (one attribute byte, and then the character to write) so it is a bit harder to get it working how you want.
Goalatio 1 year ago
that's a cool little vid,
asmcriminaL 1 year ago
what the fudge is this? how u remember theese numbers :S:S:S:S iq 1k million?
Soundmixify 1 year ago
Really simple code and cool video, good one :D thumbs up
(i do assembly all the time, i use emu8086 and sometimes masm32)
PillowDialect 1 year ago
lmao
1koombiyah 1 year ago
pretty cool, make more videos man
h4m1dr3z4 1 year ago
Great, hope see more...
KenderForum 1 year ago
Wow, it takes skillz to use the debug command! Awesome job.
Littlegeek0000 1 year ago
SONG ???
jaspremanbojs 2 years ago
blue efiell 65
1998flash 2 years ago
wtf is this used forr ? post a vid of it running ?
maulmeplease 2 years ago
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morganiothegamer 2 years ago
@morganiothegamer your teacher is a dumbfuck and should not be allowed to teach
PoliteCitizen 5 months ago
:))) Thats cool:))
I did do that same but i did change some things.. Whole computer just .. started do weard voices and then it just shutdowned.. Sry for bad enghlis..
easyname121 2 years ago
... And what the hell is ur IQ??
easyname121 2 years ago 10
@easyname121 My IQ is roughly 165 points [Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale]. Though, it may very well be different now.
Ichthus91 2 years ago 9
@Ichthus91 you dont need a high IQ, im an operating system developer head admin and i still dont consider my self smart
GhostXoP 1 year ago
@Ichthus91 According to the bell curve that means that there is a 99.5% chance that you are lying.
nickrohn93 1 year ago
@easyname121 IQ isn't everything, although, people with higher IQ's tend to participate in more complex hobbies.
FOOFlGHTERS 1 year ago
@FOOFlGHTERS indeed.
PoliteCitizen 5 months ago
@easyname121 lol assembly language is actually quite easy and requires not much though. Programming by itself doesn't involve much thought. It what you are programming that might be complex. Say if you want to create a new algorithm - the programming part is easy. The maths part is the hard bit.
kotapaka 1 year ago
@easyname121 wtf does IQ have to do with anything, you can teach a monkey to do calculus.
asmcriminaL 1 year ago
@easyname121 IQ doesn't mean shit.
re121089 10 months ago
Shit youre fucking nerd:)
Any ideas how 10 years old noob will remember all codes??
easyname121 2 years ago
hey when i type debug it tells me
"'debug' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file"
what do i do ?
1998flash 2 years ago
Well first check that you spelled "debug" correctly. Then check if the file "debug.exe" is in "C:\Windows\System32" (assuming default install and XP+). Then check to see if your "PATH" variable has "C:\Windows\System32" in it. Right-click My Computer, and then click Properties, click the Advanced tab, click Environment variables. Check under "System Variables.
Ichthus91 2 years ago
i checked i spelled it correct and i didnt find a path or anything and im useng win vista
1998flash 2 years ago
@Ichthus91 what do you mean?
bercandalho 11 months ago
@1998flash
You're on a 64-bit OS, which doesn't have it.
xslayahx 2 years ago
i know what can i do
?
1998flash 2 years ago
@1998flash Debug doesn't work on 64 bit systems, only 32 bit
Bogance 1 year ago
@1998flash Debug is an old 16 bit assembler, it cannot run on 64 bit operating systems.
TheBowlcutBandit 3 weeks ago
@TheBowlcutBandit Me since then i change from 64 bit to 32 bit but thanks for reminding me i didn't thought this video existed still
1998flash 2 weeks ago
can you tell me what this is ?? i followed every step but what is it
99deff 2 years ago
It's a program that prints the string "Hello World!" to the screen.
Ichthus91 2 years ago
Actually, using function 09 to display a string.. a "$" just tells it to end the string.
0d is a carriage return.. which is what happens when you press enter, and 0a is a line feed, which starts a new line.
Sorry that I keep trying to correct you. It may be different when using debug, but I am more used to NASM 16 bit assembly.
Goalatio 2 years ago
No, you were right this time. I made this video in a hurry (as you can see because I recorded part of my background). So, there were a few technical term errors. The $ doesn't actually do anything in debugs case. It's just a marker really...
Ichthus91 2 years ago
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Goalatio 2 years ago
Nice...
aleduc 2 years ago