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How many languages you know ? which languages you are fluent ? Write some your info about it .

english: bruh dude whAT IM GOING CRAZY
persian: i live there and i speak so much english I kinda forgot
French: words and sentences(im learning it)

english: bruh dude whAT IM GOING CRAZY persian: i live there and i speak so much english I kinda forgot French: words and sentences(im learning it)

Hindi, English, and my mother tongue tamil

Hindi, English, and my mother tongue tamil

1.Tamil my mother tongue
2.english i am quite fluent
3. Arabic understand a little but do read good

1.Tamil my mother tongue 2.english i am quite fluent 3. Arabic understand a little but do read good

See I know English and hindi And ...........

See I know English and hindi And ...........

#28 @magicsacrifblunder
Doesn't assembly language use Hex code?
And, what difference is there in terms of grammatical or vocabulary in any of these languages (binary or hex). It's simply conversion from one to another.

#28 @magicsacrifblunder Doesn't assembly language use Hex code? And, what difference is there in terms of grammatical or vocabulary in any of these languages (binary or hex). It's simply conversion from one to another.

@moralisconundrum said in #46:

#28 @magicsacrifblunder
Doesn't assembly language use Hex code?
And, what difference is there in terms of grammatical or vocabulary in any of these languages (binary or hex). It's simply conversion from one to another.

I am not sure what you are asking, but there are some hex code in assembly, and as you are moving the bits, you need to know how the binary numbers are added/subtracted. Take a look in the code of hello world below

segment .text
global main
main:
mov edx,len
mov ecx,msg
mov ebx,1
mov eax,4
int 0x80
mov eax,1
int 0x80
segment .data
msg db Hello, world!',0xa len equ $ - msg

@moralisconundrum said in #46: > #28 @magicsacrifblunder > Doesn't assembly language use Hex code? > And, what difference is there in terms of grammatical or vocabulary in any of these languages (binary or hex). It's simply conversion from one to another. I am not sure what you are asking, but there are some hex code in assembly, and as you are moving the bits, you need to know how the binary numbers are added/subtracted. Take a look in the code of hello world below segment .text global main main: mov edx,len mov ecx,msg mov ebx,1 mov eax,4 int 0x80 mov eax,1 int 0x80 segment .data msg db Hello, world!',0xa len equ $ - msg

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