Anybody here knows how to code assembly

[fanatiik]

So in one of my class we have to code assembly and I'm not really good at it.

the thing I need to do is quite simple but my understanding of the language sucks

what I need to do is verify that the user enters a variable that atleast has a length of 2 and starts with a capital letter.

I tried a few things but I'm so bad I was pretty much doing jack shit. Hopefully one of you guys knows more then me and can help.

[Moo Moo Viking]

Learn to code | Codecademy

 

try this. if you don't use it.

[Moo Moo Viking]

Learn to code | Codecademy

 

try this. if you don't use it.

[Dirk]

Well what CPU is this for? You need to know the ISA before you can do anything.

[fanatiik]

Well what CPU is this for? You need to know the ISA before you can do anything.

 

I don't know what you mean by that but I use virtual box on a debian operating system

I also use yasm to compile the program if that can help.

[Dirk]

For machine code and assembly language there is a fixed set of instructions available to the processor. The registry will also not be the same between processors ect.

[ReneGade]

Man it's been a long time since my computer organization class that involved assembly language coding. I remember having to do a double linked list with sentinel nodes in assembly that was due 3 days later and only count 1/25th of our final grade(typical homework assignment value) I was one of 6 people in the 30 person class to do it.

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Now as for your question:

 

After some quick googling yasm appears to use the nasm langauge.

 

This link has someone trying to find the length of a given string(though it is a help site because his isn't working):

assembly - Length of a string using NASM - Stack Overflow

 

Use that then compare the value to the number 2.

 

Then the should be a way to at the very least go letter by letter checking to make sure it isn't a capitol.

Is is A? Is it B? Is it C?

[Bob Loblaw]

Are you using MIPS assembly language?

[Tweezy]

What is your CPU Architecture? I'm doing this atm at university.

[fanatiik]

I looked up on google and I use intel x86 processor architecture

also thanks renegade that code looks quite simple to understand i'll get into it more deeply tomorow as of now I don't feel like coding :/