coding LeetCode but only in assembly

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Название	:	coding LeetCode but only in assembly
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Very nicely done! 👌
Comment from : George Smart, M1GEO

i request o(0) solution
Comment from : Rahul Panchal

"So now we allocate RAX to stack, pretty simple"brMe: 👁👄👁️
Comment from : Joshua Rose

what a cool idea! great job!!
Comment from : Robert Herrera

Love this - pleased to see younger developers with such enthusiasm for lower level development skills
Comment from : Liberate mi

Wander if a 'dumb' SIMD solution could beat everyone? What about unrolling the loops?
Comment from : Robert Hickman

Can you do some harder problem in assembly? You did easy one and my mind already blown
Comment from : Діма Красько

Inline assembly is hell
Comment from : Mdev

Now I remember how I used to look at code with 0 programming experience
Comment from : Szilágyi Miklós

This was easier to follow than I imagined 😁👍
Comment from : Hans Isbrücker

👏👏👏👏
Comment from : Alexandro Hdez

You didnt need a hashmap, an array with 2^32 entries would ve been enough and definitely easier to do on asm
Comment from : Jong Xina

Lets see Leetcode problem 420 in assembly!
Comment from : G

i already love this and i haven't even watched it😄
Comment from : Ukpa Uchechi

What kind of job does this knowledge get you and does it pay well?
Comment from : callous21

imagine u r writing this code in interview Easy offer xD
Comment from : DTorange1

whyyyyyy
Comment from : i

att syntax gang
Comment from : Zach Manifold

Isn't calling malloc kinda cheating?
Comment from : Wander

Leetccode machune code, when?
Comment from : aqua

lol
Comment from : 無叉叉

Very, very impressive, and excellent to see some real(!!) assembly skills on youtube You would have liked the 80's and 90's 'golden era' for assembly coders, certainly from a game making perspective Things have certainly moved far with CPU instruction sets, but reassuring to see so much familiarity with those opcodes and concepts Subbed
Comment from : ChrisM541

This asm can be optimised more
Comment from : Ari Archer

interviewer: can you solve this problem?brbrno one: sure, my language of choice is assembly
Comment from : danmuji

i just can say you are doing a wonderful job , you are on another level
Comment from : Moon Shadow

#LowLevelMafia #AssemblyGrindset 😤
Comment from : JG

Great job! The power of assembly at his best!
Comment from : Yuriorkis Scream

Not all heroes wear capes
Comment from : Tommy Huffman

i thought i will try my best to understand but it went completely somewhat my head
Comment from : Aditya Jha

My brain wants to explode by I continued watching
Comment from : Yash Shah

Hell no
Comment from : R&G

Now, because your code only runs in O(n^2), please submit the O(1) solution before we can accept your code as a valid solution
Comment from : Avana

danger to humanity, you arebr- Master Oogway
Comment from : CrjaseMechaEngr

when i think too much about how computers work it hurts my head, great work!
Comment from : Kevin Naughton Jr

Goddamn managing bytes is insane
Comment from : Lascivo Fish

Amazing video! Doing ASM this semester and loving it We are doing dbl precision fp and bit wise ops right now Just got done creating custom functions and c function calls Love this class it’s fun
Comment from : M R

Insane Mode would be manually inputting eletrical charges(0 n 1) at your processor to use the asm codes
Comment from : Smite Bostil

Please do a coding interview and pull out assembly
Comment from : Max

"We''re gonna set up the stack frame by pushing rbx"brYeah sure bro 😂brbrAnyways, would have been cool if you had solved this using rep scasd or even simd, oh well
Comment from : N00byEdge

Comment from : Charanpreet Singh

Using n^2 solution and it's in the top 10 Damn
Comment from : For the Omnissiah

Thank you so much! :) Any tips/recommendations on low level language courses or tutorials?
Comment from : Krisztian Kovacs

I love the video It would have benefited even more, if you didn't prepare the algorithm, but implemented it live with all the iterations and bug fixing I already understand every command but have the most trouble "interacting" with assembly while developing
Comment from : Thomas Deniffel

Tbh I can code the O(n^2) solution too in assembly Implementing a hashtable, linked list, malloc etc is too much work for O(n) solution
Comment from : jasneet

You should post the code as "easy to understand and fast solution"
Comment from : hampuztt

I'm stuck, I've been looking for a good resource to learn c and assembly , can u help me plz?
Comment from : Fire Snake

I've been trying to do leet code in assembly, I use it mainly for the challenges that need you to make some math operators But also used it for quick text windowing in such, or if I need to brute force something
Comment from : John Sherfey

Damn I am know several programming languages, and this felt like foreign lingo to me
Comment from : DG

AT&T syntax >>> all
Comment from : Nempk1

I can't decide if I should or shouldn't call out that this isn't pure asm as they variables at the top are C variables as in assembly "int" is an interrupt
Comment from : Whitequill Riclo

love your videos its always a fun learning experience keep it on
Comment from : WKND

Any book or any material really for recommendation?
Comment from : tablet tablete

Eyy fellow Intel syntax enjoyer! :D
Comment from : James R T

fuck yeah
Comment from : MobSlicer152

So cool !
Comment from : Phil Toa

Want to learn this solution just for giggles during an interview
Comment from : Shreyas N

he is a literal chad🔥🔥
Comment from : SP3CT3R

Hello LLL team, can you guys make a full tutorial for writing assembly code for ARM and arm64 CPU? I want to know more in depth knowledge how loader loads the program in memory and how all the sections are prepared before running main()
Comment from : Matrix Myth

This is pretty cool, though if you wanted to make it easier to follow I'd do it outline instead and get syntax highlighting I prefer nasm syntax over gas Intel, but at least you didn't do it with AT&T syntax That would've been the worst
Comment from : Anony Mousse

Well done! I couldn't even do them in Python
Comment from : Handsome_Hero

👍
Comment from : Félix AG

I'm going to be honest, I could barely follow that I still subscribed
Comment from : Stephen G

I'm not sure there are solutions with hashmap in C on LeetCode
Comment from : Vladislav Lebedev

Something that has annoyed me for a very long time is the brackets when using LEA I find it very misleading since no dereferencing is actually taking place The Motorola 68000 does the same thing with its LEA instruction
Comment from : William Drum

I tried this last year for advent of code Unfortunately I was using the Amstrad CPC which is only an 8-bit cpu Most of the questions required way more than 64k of ram to solve
Comment from : William Drum

Only beating 90 of the other answers? There has to be some witchery involved here
Comment from : guttural truth

Write a version in Assembly using a custom, barebones implementation of the hashtable data structure and see if you can get 100 on LeetCode!
Comment from : Eric McDaniel

From the title I knew ur doing something I did sometime ago, just to prove I did 64-bit signed floating point multiplication
Comment from : Abdulfatah Alturshani