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In this episode we modify the small assembly language program that prints "I like My Computer". First we have it loop several times, and then we modify the program to print the phrase as many times as we want, by introducing a new counter and loop mechanism.
I am a vintage computer and video game system collector, who would like to someday open a small vintage video game system museum.
I am a vintage computer and video game system collector, who would like to someday open a small vintage video game system museum.
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