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Microbit Assembly inline_code para practicas de ensamblador

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Last edited Oct 16, 2025
Created on Oct 16, 2025

This example shows a Micro:bit v2 assembly programming exercise that integrates ARM32 assembly instructions directly into MicroPython code. It demonstrates the use of the `@micropython.asm_thumb` decorator to access the Cortex-M4 processor's low-level functionality. The code includes a professional programmer's header with author, date, and device information, along with Spanish comments explaining each assembly instruction. It provides a functional example of adding two numbers using embedded assembly, designed to run in the MicroPython editor.

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