Hello and welcome to the module XLE 664 with assembly language crash course.
In this module, we are going to learn the fundamentals of XLE 664 with assembly language for Linux.
This module is designed and created for those who want to get familiarity with XLE six bit assembly
language and Gleib in debugger.
If you are already familiar with 64 bit assembly language and the basics of GDP, you can feel free
to skip this module and jump directly into the next module.
Having said that, remember, this is not a complete assembly language because we do not want to push
you into complex concepts such as exploit development and writing Schenkkan without giving you enough
basics.
And that's exactly the reason why this module is created.
So the idea here is for you to get familiar with some commonly used assembly instructions and how you
can use Gadsby to understand what is happening in programs that are done in assembly language.
By the end of the section, you will be familiar with common assembly instructions and debugging the
programs using GDB.
And Jeff, if you have Jeff install, you do not need to type some commands that are commonly used while
using Jollibee.
So let's get started.