In part 1 [https://www.mschweighauser.com/make-your-own-assembler-simulator-in-javascript-part1/] we did create the CPU. In the second and final part, we gonna focus on the memory, console output, assembler and the UI. The memory We will use a simple array to represent the memory. Each slot contains a JavaScript numeric value.

I always enjoy developing in assembler because it is fairly simple to learn, each command does exactly one thing and thus gives a good insight on how a computer operates. Nevertheless, it is possible to make sophisticated software and there is the problem of developing in assembler. It can get