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It's so amazing, I completely agree! It's really inspiring honestly.

And... OH MY GOD FURBY SOURCECODE THIS IS AWESOME THANK YOU

Ahhhhh thank you! Do you mind opening a PR or issue so I can get to that? Thank you for noticing!!

Thanks! Totally agree - you need to understand some programming basics in order to understand the examples in the code section. Things like variables and for loops.

Thank you so much! It was so fun working with the teenagers in the community.

Nice catch! Just to be clear, it was that we were incrementing our exponent but not our counter, is that right? I pushed up a fix, but let me know if there were other issues.

Thank you so much!! We really wanted to try to make it live alongside the code examples in GitHub, but still feel almost e-book like. We definitely hacked around the GH Markdown a bit to achieve this. Thanks for noticing!

Ahhhh thank you for mentioning this! This was _really_ important to us, because it was hard for us to find real code examples that worked, and when we did, they were hard to parse.

It's also why we put it in GitHub, so it could live alongside the code examples :)

Issues and PRs are preferred - thank you so much for reading! :D

It was so fun working with Hack Clubbers on this project!

Hack Club is a group of teenagers from all over the world, and we decided to learn assembly together from scratch and see what happened.

We ended up making this guide as we learned, since a lot of the resources we were working with weren't the easiest to parse.

Happy to answer any questions :)

If you're getting started with the command line, you might find helpful an entire series on Quick Left's blog for beginners and experienced devs alike: http://quickleft.com/blog/tag/command-line