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This would not be a proper Hello World page if I didn't include some sample code

      10 PRINT "HELLO WORLD!" 

      20 GOTO 10
	  

; *=$ - This indicates the starting address of the program in memory.

; ===================================

; 1. MAIN EXECUTION START

; ===================================

START:
    LDA #$00          ; Clear accumulator (good practice)

    STA MEM_PTR       ; Set a temporary pointer

.PRINT_LOOP:        ; This label marks the start of our infinite loop

    JMP .PRINT_LOOP   ; Jump back to this label (infinite loop)

; (We don't actually need code here because we immediately loop, 
; but we leave a gap for comments.)



; ===================================

; 2. STRING DATA STORAGE

; ===================================

HELLO_WORLD_DATA:  ; Defines the string in memory

    .BYTE "HELLO WORLD!"

    .BYTE $0A        ; ASCII code for Line Feed (LF) - moves the cursor down

    .BYTE $0D        ; ASCII code for Carriage Return (CR) - moves cursor to start of line



; ===================================

; 3. PRINT ROUTINE (The hard part)

; ===================================

; This routine assumes that the string data is currently pointed to.

PRINT_STRING:
    LDA #$00          ; Clear accumulator

    LDX #0             ; Initialize X register (index counter) to 0

.LOOP_BODY:
    ; Load the character at the current index into the accumulator

    LDA (X)

    
    ; Use the C64's internal routine to print the character.

    ; This requires setting the internal cursor/data pointer (often done via

    ; saving the current pointer and resetting it).

    JSR PRINT_CHAR     ; Calls the internal PRINT routine (Conceptual)

    
    ; Move to the next character in the string

    INX               ; Increment X

    
    ; Check for end-of-string (assuming null termination or end of data)

    CMP #$0A          ; Check if we've reached the line feed character

    BEQ .DONE_PRINTING ; If yes, exit the loop

    JMP .LOOP_BODY    ; Otherwise, continue printing

    
.DONE_PRINTING:
    ; Wait for the next loop jump

    RTS               ; Return from subroutine (though we immediately JMP back)

^	[1]	Hello World in Commodore Basic.
^	[2]	Hello World in Commodore Assembly.