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... nstead. Consider this piece of a program: 00/8000: E2 30 sep #$30 00/8002: A9 12 lda #$12 00/8004: C2 30 rep #$30 00/8006: A9 34 12 lda #$1234 Both lines $00/8002 and $00/8006 begin with the exact same instruction, $A9 or LDA #n. Yet, one loads a one-byte number and the other loads a two-byte number. Why? The registers are always filled to capacity, and that REP just made them bigger. A useless factoid to remember regarding the size of each register is that X and Y must be t ...

... ety: 0001C321: A9 04 The first number on the line is always the one that the computer tries to execute. The instruction performed by this line is represented by $A9. If you go back to the list of instructions, you'll find that $A9 represents LDA #n. Thus, this line stores the number 4 in the A register. (This is how you read games without a disassembler, except you don't get line breaks. My apologies to my Mac-using brethren, as it seems you might have to do it this way...) This is all the ...

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