Came here to mention Beagle Bros. In particular, for this: > Other than AppleSoft BASIC (which was written by Microsoft! For Apple!!), which is burned into a

Came here to mention Beagle Bros. In particular, for this: > Other than AppleSoft BASIC (which was written by Microsoft! For Apple!!), which is burned into a ROM chip on the Apple II, there's also some sort of built-in assembler that you can access by typing this into the BASIC prompt: CALL-151 > I believe this is where I'll be able to do some of the more Commodore 64-like peeking and poking directly at memory. I have a feeling there's a lot of exploring (and fun) to be done here. I need to read up more on this. Try the "Beagle Bros Peeks and Pokes Supplement": https://apple2online.com/web_documents/Beagle%20Bros%20Peeks%20&%20Pokes%20Supplement.pdf https://apple2online.com/web_documents/Beagle%20Bros%20Peeks... There were collections of cheat sheets, you want the Peeks and Pokes one: https://blog.codinghorror.com/i-heart-cheatsheets/ https://blog.codinghorror.com/i-heart-cheatsheets/ Also multiple delightful "catalogs" and tips books: https://apple2online.com/web_documents/Beagle%20Bros%20Catalog%20&%20Tip%20Book%202%20KB.pdf https://apple2online.com/web_documents/Beagle%20Bros%20Catal... Unfortunately, I can never find the big compendium they produced, vaguely recalled as a brown legal sized paperback with their logo on the front and chock full of everything. This is available and good tho: Assembly Lines "... designed for students of all ages: the nostalgic programmer enjoying the retro revolution, the newcomer interested in learning low-level assembly coding, or the embedded systems developer using the latest 65C02 chips... https://smile.amazon.com/Assembly-Lines-Complete-Roger-Wagner/dp/1312089407/ https://smile.amazon.com/Assembly-Lines-Complete-Roger-Wagne... - - - EDIT: I FOUND THE BIG TIP BOOK!!!! https://archive.org/details/Beagle_Bros-The_Big_Tip_Book_OCR/mode/2up https://archive.org/details/Beagle_Bros-The_Big_Tip_Book_OCR... It's 250 pages, and previously couldn't find it because Beagle Bros wasn't in the name. Brown w/ the logo tho, heh.