how to print a new line?

Hi guys!

Im starting off with a super simple program that prints only words on the screen. I want to print 2 words and seperate each word in another line. The command for c is "\n" and im not sure what is the command for assembly. What is the command for printing a new line? I'll paste part of my code here...

Code:

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                mov ah,09h
                mov dx,offset hello_message
                int 21h

                mov ah,09h
                mov dx,offset hello_message2
                int 21h

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Thanks!

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Originally Posted by RedDevil

Hi guys!

Im starting off with a super simple program that prints only words on the screen. I want to print 2 words and seperate each word in another line. The command for c is "\n" and im not sure what is the command for assembly. What is the command for printing a new line? I'll paste part of my code here...

Code:

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                mov ah,09h
                mov dx,offset hello_message
                int 21h

                mov ah,09h
                mov dx,offset hello_message2
                int 21h

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Thanks!

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look up the asci code =)

hint below umm lets say 30

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Originally Posted by Maven

look up the asci code =)

hint below umm lets say 30

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I have no idea what are you trying to say Maven >_<! I'm still learning very slowly.

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Originally Posted by RedDevil

I have no idea what are you trying to say Maven >_<! I'm still learning very slowly.

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You would print 0DH to screen.

You could also use it in you're variable like:

myvar db "Some message", 0DH

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Originally Posted by Maven

You would print 0DH to screen.

You could also use it in you're variable like:

myvar db "Some message", 0DH

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0DH which is 13 in ascii, is the number for the newline charecter. Print it to screen anytime you want to have a newline.

Don't you need both char 13 and 10? (i'm a n00b at ASM myself :))

13 is CR (Carriage Return)
10 is LF (Line Feed)