Assembly Language Programming: A Concise Tutorial

Author: Yang Wenxian, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: This book takes the 80x86 instruction set and Borland's TASM5.x software as the main background, systematically introducing the basic concepts and methods of assembly language programming. The content includes: fundamentals of assembly language programming, memory data definition and transfer, data operations and input/output, selection and loops, subroutines, string and file processing, display program design, input/output and interrupts. Based on long-term teaching and research experience, the author, drawing on personal teaching insights and many excellent foreign textbooks, has developed a teaching approach centered on "programming design" rather than "language," achieving significant results. After completing the first two chapters, readers can write complete assembly language programs. Subsequently, the process of learning new knowledge is one of continuous programming design training, firmly mastering the basic methods of assembly language programming through multiple "spiral" ascending phases. This book is written for the "Assembly Language Programming" course for undergraduate and associate degree programs in computer science and related fields. It is also particularly suitable as a self-study textbook for computer professionals learning assembly language programming.