What is the difference between the '0x00' and '00h' formats in Assembler code?

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what is the difference between the '0x00' and '00h' formats in assembler code? are they interchangeable?

examples:

number_temp equ 0x1a
number_temp equ 1ah


what does the '0x' stand for ?



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so the '0x' isnt a bank/page reference or anything?
 

simple question

Nope just a way of saying it's a hex number.

Just like a period means it decimal ie = .12 is the same as 12d
 

Re: simple question

thank-you!
 

Re: simple question

there is no difference between them. in assembly u use 0x because there should be a defference between characher and numbers. u specify for compiler that x is a base and is not a character for this u should use one 0 before it.
 

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In 0x09: here 0X indiactes Processor speed..
thank u..
 

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