C9

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C9

GatoradeDC 12 Feb 2018 15:09

I know what hex is, and I always wondered, "Why do assembly programs end in 'C9'?", well, C9 in assembly coding is means ret, or Return.
Is there any table reference on this site that shows every programmable hexadecimal code, or a table that show what every hex means and what it can do? I'd like to make my own code instead of this sites hexcodes . Or is there not one?

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(account deleted) 12 Feb 2018 16:29

I personally, do not now one on this site. :/

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Re: C9

Trenly 12 Feb 2018 16:39

One of the more popular ones is Learn Assembly in 28 days. Another good reference is z80-heaven, where they have a lot of information on assembly coding as well as this reference chart.

Re: C9

GatoradeDC 12 Feb 2018 19:09

Can it tell me what it does in TI-BASIC?

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Re: C9

Trenly 12 Feb 2018 20:13

No, because Assembly is not basic. Most things that are done in assembly cannot be done in basic