Intro to Stack | Push | Pop in 8086 Assembly Language with examples

[@Ali-t3q1i]

make videos for latest Arm processor.

[@xd9050]

6:53 why are u not using the last block for pushing data

[@gen-4lifestyleandeducation137]

Last block is reserved. We cannot insert anything in it. When SP is pointing to 0100 offset it means stack is empty.

[@computadorhumano949]

13:33 dont should be 8 instead 7?

[@ubaidkhan7466]

really nice video

[@gen-4lifestyleandeducation137]

Thanks a lot

[@MirzaAbdurRahman]

thank you very helpful

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[@meerabandabdullah9858]

Why sp is decrement by 2 plz explain

[@marceloalvarocoronelcastro3463]

It decrements because the stack (and memory) is 1 byte wide, therefore if you push or pull a value (2 bytes operator), then the stack pointer increments/decrements by 2.

[@xd9050]

@@marceloalvarocoronelcastro3463 how stack is 1 byte wide