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welcome back commer fans todayamp;#39;s video will be a short followup to my last video hiding machine language in R statements I got some interesting suggestions in the comments that Iamp;#39;d like to explore first up from a comment by 3D pdk about using zerob bytes in the code while it is true that you cannot directly put a zero byte in the code you can load a zero from a separate address that contains a zerobyte for instance here is the machine language coin flip routine that Iamp;#39;ve shown in previous videos as you can see the first instruction is to load a zero BTE into the accumulator this is what will change in a few minutes the rest of the code should be okay as there are no zero bytes anywhere else okay now Iamp;#39;ll load the coin drim program and list it Iamp;#39;ve already put the machine language code into the rim statement and it fits in nicely without corrupting the listing and when run it works normally okay letamp;#39;s break out out and list it again so whe