SPO600-Lab 2 (Continued)

 Experiments:

Now I will perform some additional experiments which was asked for the lab.

First I will add a instruction tya in the loop of the code. See the output below that I got from it.




Here instruction tya means transfer y to a. Here I can see 11 colors on the display. 

Now I was told to add instruction lsr after tya as like 'tya:lsr' . Let's see the output on the below screenshot:



Experimenting with the emulator helping me gradually to adapt with this language. I will continue my experiments and post more blogs of these later.


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