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Yeah, were not all VB newbies, some of us do know a C whatsamacallit from structurerry thingie... :wacko: :D

Kidding... I do know what data structures are... they're like XML files right? :p

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i havent done XML, but i think its kinda like that

but not exactly,

data structures is like binary trees, avl trees, heap, hashed arrays, linked lists, structs, stack, queue,

graphs

and things like that ;)

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asm??
He means assembly; the textual form of machine code, which is the language that CPUs natively understand. C programs are converted into machine code when they are compiled. So assembly is pretty much as low-level as you can get (unless you program directly in machine code, which not even a masochist like Goalie_CA would do ;)).
C++ is cool and everything but nothing beats asm, unless of course you want to save time.

What if you want to save your sanity? :D

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asm??

He means assembly; the textual form of machine code, which is the language that CPUs natively understand. C programs are converted into machine code when they are compiled. So assembly is pretty much as low-level as you can get (unless you program directly in machine code, which not even a masochist like Goalie_CA would do ;)).

C++ is cool and everything but nothing beats asm, unless of course you want to save time.
What if you want to save your sanity? :D

thanks bro. i just needed to know that it is assembly language ;)

i have taken a course in Assembly Language but it was fot he 8086/8088 chips

so it was kinda sucky

ugh, i didnt like assembly language too much. i think i prefer java and C :p

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asm??

He means assembly; the textual form of machine code, which is the language that CPUs natively understand. C programs are converted into machine code when they are compiled. So assembly is pretty much as low-level as you can get (unless you program directly in machine code, which not even a masochist like Goalie_CA would do ;)).

C++ is cool and everything but nothing beats asm, unless of course you want to save time.
What if you want to save your sanity? :D

Well actually i need to be able to program in hex directly for this engineering 150 course i'm taking. Its not too bad, but a very slow process. Instructions like mov are complicated by memory modes :( there's an extra 8-bits right there. :( I would ever attempt to program anything more than a few dozen bytes though.

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