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@@ -355,13 +355,9 @@ that makes it more apparent what they are. In a similar way, there are assignments which are simply a way to name regular numeric constants. This differs to how "variables" are assigned as they are not memory addresses that the CPU can directly access. Hence, for constant numbers -or memory addresses which are not directly tied to the CPU (i.e. memory-mapped -I/O), use upper case in the same way you would in C. +use upper case in the same way you would in C. ``` assembly -lda PPU::m_control ; bad! -lda PPU::CONTROL ; good! - bad_constant = 1 GOOD_CONSTANT = 1 ``` |