From the course: Getting Started with RISC-V

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What you should know

What you should know

- [Narrator] Before we start, there are a few things you should know. This course is intended for the general public, so our expectations are very basic and there are no hard requirements. With that being said, some familiarity with computer architecture concepts will be useful. I'm talking about terms like registers, instructions, branches, and memory access. Some programming experience in any computer language will also be beneficial. We will briefly look at a few code snippets in the RISC-V assembly language. So having seen some assembly code before will make this a better experience. Speaking of which, you are welcome to try these examples in the simulator I will use or any other of your choosing, but you are not required to do so. You may just sit back and enjoy the show for your convenience. This demo code is provided in a GitHub repository that supports Codespaces. A cloud development environment where you…

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