I have mixed feelings here. On the one hand yes. It’s a good introduction because the simple patterns and instructions mean you can only do X a specific way. B

I have mixed feelings here. On the one hand yes. It’s a good introduction because the simple patterns and instructions mean you can only do X a specific way. But when you start to write real programs, especially from a mindset of a programmer from the post 2010 times its starts to feel weird because the patterns become harder to grasp. So I‘m not 100% sure myself here. I love the 6502 and the instruction set. But on the other hand I feel that basic c and unoptimized assembly give you a more real live introduction to assembly? The issue is that it’s hard to judge for someone who already got introduced and grasps the concepts.