Assembly was my first language after BASIC - I know I’m weird, and I’m okay with that:-). Tbf it was for a calculator, so simplified. Any language ofc can go off the deep end in terms of complexity, or if you stick to the shallows it can be fairly simple to write a hello world program (though it took me a month to successfully do that for my calculator, learning on my own and with limited time spent on that task:-).
Compared to Assembly language, C++ is fantastic! :-P
It’s actually a lot worse than ASM, there are far more ambiguities in C++. And yet here I am, still developing with it some 30+ years later.
Don’t worry, I’m using Rust were it makes sense.
Where does using Rust not make sense?
Just got a Commodore 64 and been having fun with ASM. I’m also weird. Don’t be like me.
Assembly was my first language after BASIC - I know I’m weird, and I’m okay with that:-). Tbf it was for a calculator, so simplified. Any language ofc can go off the deep end in terms of complexity, or if you stick to the shallows it can be fairly simple to write a hello world program (though it took me a month to successfully do that for my calculator, learning on my own and with limited time spent on that task:-).
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Too late!
32 = JMP
96 = JMP Subroutine
Or is my memory defect 😁
NASM FTW!
Okay so they are both quite “fun” :-)
C++ is a bit easier to use on a daily basis though, and a scripting language easier still:-D.
Damn asm was fun though…