Explaining assembly by playing SHENZHEN I/O

Lately, I've been trying out the game SHENZHEN I/O ( https://www.zachtronics.com/shenzhen-io/ ), and have really enjoyed the assembly-like coding-based puzzle solving. So, this video is trying something new: playing a game on stream in order to teach. We played through parts of the game from the beginning, while I explain assembly concepts as we go! The assembly isn't "real", but many of the things you learn relate quite closely to concepts in real-world embedded and assembly programming. 6.828 (now 6.1810): https://pdos.csail.mit.edu/6.828/ 0:00:00 Introducing SHENZHEN I/O 0:05:20 The first puzzle 0:07:37 The instruction set 0:20:53 Finishing first puzzle 0:24:57 Second puzzle: handling input 0:29:49 Third puzzle: conditionals 0:44:38 Fourth puzzle: compound signals 1:10:46 Fifth puzzle: discrete output 1:26:03 Sixth puzzle: arithmetic 1:30:20 Seventh puzzle: handling time 1:45:48 Eight puzzle: discrete inputs 2:21:09 Relation to "real" embedded programming 2:32:18 How to actually learn assembly Live version with chat: https://youtube.com/live/wBREOhqYAPE