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And again, all correct! Seems you're getting this. It's really is mostly simple, small pieces you just have to not overthink it. Though there are some complicated things upcoming. Let's get back to branching. If this post sounds familiar, it's because it's actually mostly copy-pasted from the last ...

Correct. Now for JMP, a new instruction. I "skipped" JMP because I wanted to try to get you to more interesting things which you craved, but this was probably a mistake. Remember when I described "TXA" as like "LDA X" in that it copies the value from X into A? Well, &q...

start: ; Name for $0600 ldx #$FF afterload: ; Name for $0602 txa aftertransfer: ; Name for $0603 tay drawpixel: ; Name for $0604 stx $0200 changecolor: ; Name for $0607 inx drawpixel2: ; Name for $0608 stx $0201 drawpixel3: ; Name for $060B sty $0202 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...

You're only on your own if everyone else stops answering your questions. You simply no longer get the same level of attention from me. By "a week", I meant a week from that post. Can I extend this to account for the break? Well, we'll see based on progress I guess. But the date wasn't rea...

You aren't offending me. :) There is a "legend" of sorts on page 204. It describes the meanings of each of the characters/symbols used in that Appendix. Obviously, it's not a detailed explanation; but, it was enough to make me have fun learning how to use that Appendix. When Kasumi, or so...

If you have the same mindset as me, you'd understand about my random or unknown explanations and emotions. T-T And you'd understand struggling in life in my shoes, even forgetting it... I say this with sympathy, but all I can do is offer content. If the content can't be understood because of a real...

; PC=$0600 lda #$00 ; Put number 0 into Register A. ; PC=$0602 sta $0201 ; Place number 0 into Address Code $0201. ; PC=$0605 tay ; Copy-and-Paste number 0 from Register A into Register Y. ; PC=$0606 lda $0200 ; Put numbers contained inside Address Code $0200 into Register A. [WRONG!?] ; PC=$0609

It says, "Give me the address of all these instructions, and tell me how you found these addresses." How could it be overview? If you have the same mindset as me, you'd understand about my random or unknown explanations and emotions. T-T And you'd understand struggling in life in my shoes...

What do you mean? or why? You didn't told me we had to re-write or replace LDA with LDX. I didn't tell you you had to replace LDA with LDX because you didn't have to do that. The code did it to itself. I told you that in easy6502, your code starts at address $0600. This means the first opcode of th...

I gave an assignment. You did not complete, nor ask questions about the assignment. What should I say? Wait what??? The assignment??? Where was it??? Just to note something: From now on, I'm going to be writing way less. I'm gonna take advantage of the format of having you reply. Why risk writing a...

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You aren't offending me. :) There is a "legend" of sorts on page 204. It describes the meanings of each of the characters/symbols used in that Appendix. Obviously, it's not a detailed explanation; but, it was enough to make me have fun learning how to use that Appendix. When Kasumi, or so...

Just to note something: From now on, I'm going to be writing way less. I'm gonna take advantage of the format of having you reply. Why risk writing a long document when I can just write parts at a time and immediately course correct for understanding? So, remember that literally all the Program Cou...

What do you mean? or why? You didn't told me we had to re-write or replace LDA with LDX. I didn't tell you you had to replace LDA with LDX because you didn't have to do that. The code did it to itself. I told you that in easy6502, your code starts at address $0600. This means the first opcode of th...

Bingo! Or, more or less bingo. That BRK doesn't come from nowhere, though. So the first time you run it, it's actually an LDA #$?? opcode, not LDX #$??. It starts with $A9 $A2. LDA #$A2 And this is why at the end A has $A2 in it. Then it stores that to $A2 to $0600. And, remember, that's where the ...