Standard Notation

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Contents

1 Numbers
2 Offsets
3 Ranges
4 ROM Versions

Numbers

$ABCD: This is a number in hexadecimal (base 16). Some programming languages represent this as 0xABCD instead.

%1001: This is a number in binary (base 2). Some programming languages represent this as 0b1001 instead.

Offsets

$3C1B[$20]: This is an offset (number of bytes from the start) and length of something. In this case, the first byte is at $3C1B and the last byte is at $3C3A ($3C1B+$20-1).

Ranges

$ABAA..$ABFF: This is an inclusive range of hexadecimal numbers, referring to $ABAA, $ABFF, and any value between them.

ROM Versions

See also: ROM Versions

(J10): Japan (1.0) (Japanese)

(J11): Japan (1.1) (Japanese)

(J12): Japan (1.2) (Japanese)

(USA): USA (English)

(CAN): Canada (French)

(EUR): Europe (English)

(GER): Germany (German)

(FRA): France (French)

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