hexagame -- playing with assembly and hexadecimal digits

This is an educational project I made when I was studying the assembly language. It's a game: Enter the hexadecimal digit matching the four-digit binary pattern randomly displayed by the program, or vice-versa. Give no answer to quit.

The game is designed to learn binary patterns and hexadecimal digits.

Here a sample session:

[bruno]$ ./hexagame
What is the binary pattern for [6]? 0110
You're ok.
What is the hexa code for [1011]? B
You're ok.
What is the hexa code for [0001]? 1
You're ok.
What is the hexa code for [0111]? F
You're wrong. Try again: 7
You're ok.
What is the binary pattern for [E]? 1110
You're ok.
What is the hexa code for [0011]? 
[bruno]$ 

Getting Started

Execute the hexagame file:

./hexagame

You may want to compile from source (in assembly), assuming you have make:

make
make clean

Note that the last time I have done this was with a Pentium...

Authors

Bruno Oberle. Please contact me at boberle.com.

See my other projects at boberle.com!

License

Copyright 2010 Bruno Oberle

This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY.