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+assmebly (calculator RPN)
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+https://dere.github.io/2017-02-12/beginners-assembly-part1/
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 \section*{A Crash-Course on Notation}
 
-There are innumerable books available about compilers,
-automata theory and formal languages. Unfortunately, they
-often use their own notational conventions and their own
-symbols. This handout is meant to clarify some of the notation
-I will use. I appologise in advance that sometimes I will be a
-bit fuzzy\ldots the problem is that often we want to have
-convenience in our mathematical definitions (to make them
-readable and understandable), but sometimes we need precision
-for actual programs.
+There are innumerable books available about compilers, automata theory
+and formal languages. Unfortunately, they often use their own
+notational conventions and their own symbols. This handout is meant to
+clarify some of the notation I will use. I appologise in advance that
+sometimes I will be a bit fuzzy\ldots the problem is that often we
+want to have convenience in our mathematical definitions (to make them
+readable and understandable), but other times we need pedantic
+precision for actual programs.
 
 \subsubsection*{Characters and Strings}