Introduction to assembly language programming / (Record no. 1553)

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Qualifying information 9781773616070 (e-book)
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Language of cataloging English.
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Classification number EBOP QA 76.73 .A8
Item number P78 2019
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Personal name Prudhomme, Gerard, author.
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Title Introduction to assembly language programming /
Statement of responsibility, etc. Gerard Prudhomme.
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Place of publication, distribution, etc. Oakville, Ontario :
Name of publisher, distributor, etc. Arcler Press,
Date of publication, distribution, etc. c2019
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Extent xvii, 244 pages :
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Materials specified To access the E-Book : https://www.bibliotex.com/ (Log-in/Register is required).
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Bibliography, etc. note Includes references and index.
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Formatted contents note Chapter 1: Signed Numbers<br/>Chapter 2: Sign-Magnitude Representation<br/>Chapter 3: Signed Arithmetic<br/>Chapter 4: The Assembly Language<br/>Chapter 5: Intel x86<br/>Chapter 6: One’s Complement<br/>Chapter 7: Two’s Complement<br/>Chapter 8: Hexadecimal<br/>Chapter 9: Horner’s Method<br/>Chapter 10: RISC Computer Architectures<br/>Chapter 11: Hexadecimal Conversion<br/>Chapter 12: Assembly Language Programs<br/>Chapter 13: A Binary Quantity<br/>Chapter 14: Binary Fractions<br/>Chapter 15: Binary Amounts<br/>Chapter 16: Binary and Decimals<br/>Chapter 17: Memory<br/>Chapter 18: Registers<br/>Chapter 19: Assembly Language Programs<br/>Chapter 20: 64-Bit Addresses<br/>Chapter 21: Hexadecimal Base<br/>Chapter 22: Commands in C or C++<br/>Chapter 23: Windows Assembly Language Programs<br/>Chapter 24: Display Procedures<br/>Chapter 25: Assembler<br/>Chapter 26: AT&T Syntax<br/>Chapter 27: Software Programs Referred to as an Assembler<br/>Chapter 28: Hex Revisited<br/>Chapter 29: Assembler and C<br/>Chapter 30: Assembly Language Programs and Registers<br/>Chapter 31: Self-Regulation<br/>Chapter 32: Assembly Language Programs and Data<br/>Chapter 33: Assembly Language Programs and Bits<br/>Chapter 34: Assembly Language Programs and 32-Bit Registers<br/>Chapter 35: Assembly Language Programs and x86<br/>Chapter 36: Assembly Language Programs and Addition and Subtraction Processes<br/>Chapter 37: Assembly Language Programs and Decimal Based Numbers<br/>Chapter 38: Assembly Language Programs and Zero or One<br/>Chapter 39: Assembly Language Programs and Numerals<br/>Chapter 40: Assembly Language Programs and 8-Bit Amounts<br/>Chapter 41: Assembly Language Programs and the Compiler<br/>Chapter 42: Assembly Language Programs and The Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU)<br/>Chapter 43: Practices in Assembly Language Programming
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Summary, etc. Introduction to Assembly Language Programming considers various aspects of Assembly<br/>Language Programming including an extensive overview of Assembly Language Programming<br/>and related terms. It includes introduction and the fundamentals to Signed<br/>Numbers, Sign-Magnitude Representation, Signed Arithmetic, The Assembly Language5.<br/>Intel x866. One’s Complement, Two’s Complement, Hexadecimal, Horner’s Method,<br/>RISC Computer architectures. It provides the reader with insights into the development<br/>of its history, so as to understand the Assembly Language Programs and 8-Bit Amounts,<br/>Assembly Language Programs and the Compiler, Assembly Language Programs and the<br/>Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU), Practices in Assembly Language Programming.
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Assembly language (Electronic computers).
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    Library of Congress Classification     Electronic Resources Cavite State University - CCAT Campus Cavite State University - CCAT Campus ER 02/06/2022 Purchased EBOP 5890.00 EBOP QA 76.73.A8 P78 2019 EBOP0000033 04/05/2022 1 copy 02/06/2022 E-Books