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1.leachim6 / hello-world

Hello world in every computer language. Thanks to everyone who contributes to this, make sure to see contributing.md for contribution instructions!

hello-world
example-code
esolangs
hacktoberfest

Assembly MIT12K total2.1K forks

+12 stars

from 12,018 · score 2.56

2.tek-sys-hub / Rubix-lang

The 100% Pure x86-64 Assembly Systems Language

assembler
assembly
assembly-lang
assembly-language
assembly-language-programming
assembly-x86-64
+5 more

Assembly MIT42 total11 forks

+3 stars

from 39 · score 1.39

3.mattcurrie / gb-save-states

💾 Patches to add save state support to Game Boy games when playing on the original hardware

gameboy
assembly-language
game-boy

Assembly MIT194 total16 forks

+1 stars

from 193 · score 0.69

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