You can start with 'Machine Code for Beginners'
Posted: Sat Jan 27, 2018 11:34 pm
Now there's no excuse not to learn machine code any longer.
If you like to start with machine code there are simple children's books from the 80'ies.
This great illustrated book from Usborne has both Z80 and 6502 assembler. It starts so simple that all children can understand.
I remember this book series from my childhood and liked it.
https://usborne.com/browse-books/featur ... ing-books/ (In the bottom of the page with the section 'Usborne 1980s computer books', and a sub-section 'Introduction to programming'. Here you can download the book 'Machine Code for Beginners' by clicking it's cover.)
This book is for these computers: ZX81, Spectrum, BBC, Atari, Oric, VIC20 and Commodore 64.
Happy learning.
If you like to start with machine code there are simple children's books from the 80'ies.
This great illustrated book from Usborne has both Z80 and 6502 assembler. It starts so simple that all children can understand.
I remember this book series from my childhood and liked it.
https://usborne.com/browse-books/featur ... ing-books/ (In the bottom of the page with the section 'Usborne 1980s computer books', and a sub-section 'Introduction to programming'. Here you can download the book 'Machine Code for Beginners' by clicking it's cover.)
This book is for these computers: ZX81, Spectrum, BBC, Atari, Oric, VIC20 and Commodore 64.
Happy learning.