Complete x86 Assembly Programming | 120+ Practical Exercises
Hou Sam
137 Lessons (9h 29m)
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1. 01-Introduction to the programming languages
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2. 02-Introduction to the Assembly language
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3. 03-Introduction to the computer's architecture
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4. 04-The internal architecture of the 8086 processor
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5. 05-Simulation of the main memory
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6. 06-How to install emu8086
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7. 07-First step
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8. 08-How and where define variables
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9. 09-The rules of naming a variable
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10. 10-Size directives
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11. 11-The Constants
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12. 12-Types of the numerical values
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13. 13-Data registers
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14. 14-Mov instruction
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15. 15-Mov instruction example I
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16. 16-Mov instruction example II
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17. 17-Xchg instruction
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18. 18-ADD & SUB instructions
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19. 19-ADD & SUB instructions example
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20. 20-INC DEC NEG instructions
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21. 21-INC DEC NEG instructions example
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22. 22-From binary to hexadecimal
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23. 23-The difference between the signed and unsigned numbers
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24. 24-How to choose the right size for a number
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25. 25-The Flags register
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26. 26-The overflow
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27. 27-The overflow in NEG instruction
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28. 28-SF ZF
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29. 29-SF ZF example
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30. 30-PF
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31. 31-Introduction to the branching
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32. 32-The branching -Part I
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33. 33-The branching -Part II
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34. 34-Branching example -overflow 1
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35. 35-Branching example -overflow 2
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36. 36-Branching example -comparing numbers
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37. 37-The branching -Part III (1)
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38. 38-The branching instructions in the unsigned numbers -example
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39. 39-The branching -Part III (2)
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40. 40-The branching instructions in the signed numbers -example
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41. 41-Using the branching instructions with PF -example
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42. 42-Data types: chars
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43. 43-How to print a char in the DOS screen
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44. 44-How to read a char from the keyboard
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45. 45-The DOS services -example
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46. 46-Operations on the chars
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47. 47-From the uppercase to the lowercase
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48. 48-Read a digit -example
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49. 49-How to print a message in the DOS screen
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50. 50-From the lowercase to the uppercase
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51. 51-Simple IF
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52. 52-Complex IF
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53. 53-IF-Else Condition
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54. 54-The repeat loop
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55. 55-The while loop
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56. 56-The For loop
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57. 57-Segments registers
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58. 58-The offset
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59. 59-Memory models
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60. 60-Segments registers -notes
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61. 61-Introduction to arrays
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62. 62-How to define an array
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63. 63-The Sum of an array
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64. 64-Read & write in arrays
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65. 65-Max value in an array
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66. 66-Looking for a value in an array
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67. 67-Min value in an array
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68. 68-Addressing modes I
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69. 69-Addressing modes II
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70. 70-Addressing modes -notes
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71. 71-Counting the occurrence of the number 5 in an array
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72. 72-Addressing modes III
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73. 73-Arrays with tow dimensions
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74. 74-How to index an array with tow dimensions
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75. 75-Max value in an array with tow dimensions
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76. 76-The sum of the third column
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77. 77-AND
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78. 78-OR XOR
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79. 79-How to know if a number is even
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80. 80-The masks
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81. 81-NEG instruction simulation
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82. 82-Converting between the uppercase & lowercase
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83. 83-TEST instruction
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84. 84-TEST instruction -examples
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85. 85-Other examples
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86. 86-NOT
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87. 87-Shift left
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88. 88-Using shift left in the multiplication
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89. 89-How to count the number of 1 using SHL instruction
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90. 90-Shift right
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91. 91-The difference between SHR and SAR
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92. 92-ROL RCL
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93. 93-Reverse the content
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94. 94-How to count the number of 1 using ROL instruction
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95. 95-ROR RCR
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96. 96-From binary to decimal 1
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97. 97-From binary to decimal 2
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98. 98-From binary to decimal 3
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99. 99-From binary to decimal 4
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100. 100-Stack
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101. 101-XCHG instruction simulation
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102. 102-Reverse the elements of an array
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103. 103-Procedures
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104. 104-CALL & RET instructions
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105. 105-Procedures -examples
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106. 106-Procedure: even or odd
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107. 107-The parameters and the returned value
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108. 108-Dealing with Stack -advanced ways
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109. 109-The Macros
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110. 110-Macros -example
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111. 111-Libraries
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112. 112-The emu8086.inc library
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113. 113-The Loop Instructions
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114. 114-MUL Instruction
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115. 115-How the MUL instruction changes the state of the flags
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116. 116-DIV instruction
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117. 117-DIV instruction
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118. 118-Input & Output a String
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119. 119-MOVSB
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120. 120-STOSB
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121. 121-LODSB string
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122. 122-SCASB string
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123. 123-CMPSB
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124. 124-DatePrint the date and time
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125. 125-Other resources
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126. 126-Introduction
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127. 127-From decimal to binary
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128. 128-From binary to decimal
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129. 129-From decimal to hexadecimal
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130. 130-From hexadecimal to decimal
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131. 131-From binary to hexadecimal
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132. 132-Represent unsigned numbers
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133. 133-The Addition operation
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134. 134-Represent signed numbers
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135. 135-How to read numbers
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136. 136-The subtraction & multiplication
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137. 137-The characters representation
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