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Results
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Choice
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Votes
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Percent
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From a tutorial
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34
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25.4%
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From a book
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6
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4.5%
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From a friend
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2
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1.5%
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On my own
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38
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28.4%
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Never learned it
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54
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40.3%
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Re: How did you learn to program asm?
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Samuel Stearley 
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I learned asm a long time ago for my ti86 by reading books on assembly from a library. One book i read was about the 8086 and I was horified. Then I read a book about the 68k and was greatly impressed. Then a few months later i found out that the 89 had a 68k. So I ditched the 86 to a little sister and got an 89.
The best way to learn asm or any language is to develope a project. For me that was yapt.
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4 January 2003, 10:51 GMT
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Re: How did you learn to program asm?
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JcN
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I learned on my own by studying the asm files that were produced from various compilers (i.e. TIGCC).
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5 January 2003, 06:22 GMT
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Re: How did you learn to program asm?
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Dustin Pease
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i program in C using tigcc and im still learning that from a tutorial, if you know what your doing, show source or right a tutorial
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6 January 2003, 02:53 GMT
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