00101000 00100000 00101110 00101111 00100000 00100000 00100010 00100000
This code represents the string “Hello World!” in MAD programming language. Each character is represented by its ASCII code. The MAD instructions are to load each byte into the accumulator (A), increment the address pointer (P) and check if the end of memory has been reached, and loop back to the beginning if it has not.
To execute this code in MAD, you would need a MAD simulator or an emulator. Here’s how you can run this program using MAME (Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator), which supports MAD:
1. Download and install MAME.
2. In MAME, go to the command prompt or terminal window.
3. Type ‘mame 6502’ and press Enter. This will load the 6502 emulation in MAME.
4. Press ‘1’ to select the 6502 machine.
5. Press ‘R’ to reset the 6502.
6. Type ‘loadmad filename.mad’ where ‘filename.mad’ is the name of the file containing your MAD program (e.g., hello_world.mad).
7. Press Enter. This will load the MAD program into memory.
8. Type ‘run’ and press Enter. The MAD program will start executing, and you should see “Hello World!” displayed on the screen.
9. Press ‘q’ to quit MAME.
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