The names of the machine's primitive data types are interesting, and refreshing if you're tired of the more well-known ones. These are the load instructions, fo

The names of the machine's primitive data types are interesting, and refreshing if you're tired of the more well-known ones. These are the load instructions, for reading data from memory: Load a Byte LDB $X,$Y,$Z Load a Wyde (2Byte) LDW $X,$Y,$Z Load a Tetra (4Byte) LDT $X,$Y,$Z Load an Octa (8Byte) LDO $X,$Y,$Z I thought the "wyde" in the instruction set reference was a typo, until I saw that it was used all over the place. :) I guess it's better (less ambiguous) than "word", "long", "double word", and so on.