LOUVESYSTEMS' ASSEMBLY V1.0.4

So let's write your first delegate!

We'll keep it very simple, so here's the idea:

The delegate is going to

• 1) Increment a value
• 2) Write data somewhere in memory, at a place depending on that value
• 3) Then start over again!

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Select a line anywhere, and write "data 10"

10 is the position where we'll place the first pebble, we need to store it somewhere.

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Awesome! Now we got storage, we're gonna write the logic

Three places above the data line you just wrote, add the following:

This will do exactly what it says: Write the number one, ten cells away from there.

We're keeping two spaces between the write and the data to put the next instructions we'll need.

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Almost there!

On the line just beneath the write, add the following instruction:

"add 2 to the value at +2"

That will add 2 to your data statement we wrote earlier, increasing its value every time this instruction is executed.

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And now for the final step!

On the line between the add and the data instructions, put the following line:

"go to -2"

This will keep your delegate from executing data, which would crash it!

Instead, it will go back up every time it executes this instruction, running the same instructions over and over.

Congratulations! This introduction is coming to an end and your first delegate is running!

You'll have to wait for a few more cycles before you can send it to the global assembly. Press the SPEED+ button if you don't want to wait!

Once the [SEND TO ASSEMBLY > >] button is shining, click on it to exit the tutorial.

Have fun playing Assembly ☻