"Hello World" on Commodore 64 in Assembly Language, Machine Code

Today we look at programming the classic "Hello World" program on the Commodore 64. First we show the trivial BASIC version, and then 6502/6510 Assembly Language, Machine Language, and Machine Code variations in different environments: Turbo Macro Pro v1.2, SuperMON by Jim Butterfield, and a BASIC loader, respectively. To keep it interesting, each environment has a slightly different approach to displaying the Hello World text. No ChatGPT was involved in the making of this video.
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Index:
0:00 Hello World - not ChatGPT!
2:31 BASIC version
4:11 SnappyROM - starting Turbo Macro Pro
5:48 Assembly Language with TMP
12:29 SuperMon 64: Hello World data
16:20 Machine Language with SuperMon 64
23:19 Machine Code with BASIC loader
31:39 Thanks