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Use the Workbook Now
Welcome to the Assembly Language Workbook, written by Kip R. Irvine to
serve as a supplement to Assembly Language for Intel-Based Computers
(Prentice-Hall). By combining my book with the workbook exercises, you
should have an even greater chance of success in your Assembly Language
course. Of course, there is still no substitute for having a knowledgeable,
helpful instructor when you are learning a programming language. The lessons
are placed in a more-or-less logical order from easy to difficult. For
example, you should start with the following topics:
- Binary and Hexadecimal Numbers
- Signed Integers
- Floating-Point Binary
- Register and Immediate Operands
- Addition and Subtraction Instructions
Many of the topics begin with a tutorial and are followed by a set of
related exercises. Each exercise page is accompanied by a corresponding
page with all of the answers. Of course, you should try to do the exercises
first, without looking at the answers!
In addition to the tutorials found here, you may want to look at the
Supplemental Articles page on this
Web site.
If you think you've found a mistake, verify it with your instructor,
and if it needs correcting, post a message to the book's discussion group.
Download the workbook as an Adobe Acrobat
(PDF) file (1/15/2003)
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