Talk:BOREDOM

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STAMP H "H", e "e", l "l", ...
STAMP print (*args, **kwargs) -> screen
print (Hello, world!)

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This program outputs "Hello, world!". -> This program print every character of "Hello, world!" to screen. -> ... -> The program first points the code pointer to the program entry (the label for the first piece of code to be executed in the code snippet) and the data pointer to "Hello, world!" of every character. Then, for each character, the program writes its keycode and ASCII code to the video memory, and then calls the function of number 9 aborted by number 33, which uses the pre-set color and background as its color and background, and outputs it to the screen without any special features, thus displaying each character. Finally, the program will invoke function 33 aborted at number 76, causing the program to pause and wait for the user to press any key, thereby exiting the program and handing over control of the CPU to the operating system.

Summary: The description and analysis of this program is more and more like assembly language code description and analysis