Today we look at programming the classic "Hello World" program on the Commodore 64. First we show the trivial BASIC version, and then 6502/6510 Assembly Language, Machine Language, and Machine Code variations in different environments: Turbo Macro Pro v1.2, SuperMON by Jim Butterfield, and a BASIC loader, respectively. To keep it interesting, each environment has a slightly different approach to displaying the Hello World text. No ChatGPT was involved in the making of this video.

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Index:
0:00 Hello World - not ChatGPT!
2:31 BASIC version
4:11 SnappyROM - starting Turbo Macro Pro
5:48 Assembly Language with TMP
12:29 SuperMon 64: Hello World data
16:20 Machine Language with SuperMon 64
23:19 Machine Code with BASIC loader
31:39 Thanks