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Personally way back when, I first learned BASIC, then tried to learn C, but didn't get pointers, then learned ASM, and then pointers became obvious, and went ba
by cameldrv 1y ago
Personally way back when, I first learned BASIC, then tried to learn C, but didn't get pointers, then learned ASM, and then pointers became obvious, and went back to C. If you're going to be using C or doing anything with hardware, learning ASM IMO is very useful just to understand how the machine really works.