so... unless it says .org 40339 or .org $9D93, you continue on where you left off?

Exactly.  The .org 40339 or .org $9D93 means "begin a new program."  Otherwise, continue the program from the last page.  So the red boxes from pages 6 to 8 are one big program.

here it is

#include "ti83plus.inc"

.org 40339

.db  t2ByteTok, tAsmCmp



Truck .equ 0

Car .equ 1

Motorcycle .equ 2

Slow_Speed .equ 0

Medium_Speed .equ 1

Fast_Speed .equ 2

Small_Size .equ 0

Medium_Size .equ 1

Big_Size .equ 2

White .equ 0

Light_Grey .equ 1

Dark_Grey .equ 2

Black .equ 3

-----------------------------------------------------------------------

Player1:

.db White,Light_Grey, Truck, Small_Size, Slow_Speed

Player2:

.db Black, Dark_Grey, Car, Medium_Size, Fast_Speed

Player3:

.db Light_Grey, Dark_Grey, Motorcycle, Large_Size, Slow_Speed

Player4:

.db Black, White, Motorcycle, Small_Size, Medium_Speed
-----------------------------------------------------------------------


cp 1

jr z, Load_Player1_Data

cp 2

jr z, Load_Player2_Data

cp 3

jr z, Load_Player3_Data

cp 4

jr z, Load_Player4_Data



Load_Player1_Data:

ld a, (Player1)

ld b, a

ld a, (Player1+1)

ld c, a

ld a, (Player1+2)

ld d, a

ld a, (Player1+3)

ld e, a

ld a, (Player1+4)

ret

Load_Player2_Data:

ld a, (Player2)

ld b, a

ld a, (Player2+1

ld c, a

ld a, (Player2+2)

ld d, a

ld a, (Player2+3)

ld e, a

ld a, (Player2+4)

ret

Load_Player3_Data

ld a, (Player3)

ld b, a

ld a, (Player3+1)

ld c, a

ld a, (Player3+2)

ld d, a

ld a, (Player3+3)

ld e, a

ld a, (Player3+4)

ret

Load_Player4_Data

ld a, (Player4)

ld b, a

ld a, (Player4+1)

ld c, a

ld a, (Player4+2)

ld d, a

ld a, (Player4+3)

ld e, a

ld a, (Player4+4)

ret



Player1:

.db White, Light_Grey, Truck, Small_Size, Slow_Speed

Player2:

.db Black, Dark_Grey, Car, Medium_Size, Fast_Speed

Player3:

.db Light_Grey, Dark_Grey, Motorcycle, Large_Size, Slow+_Speed

Player4:

.db Black, White, Motorcycle, Small_Size, Medium_Speed

i didnt put in those dashes

oh

Well, it's actually not something you're supposed to run, so it doesn't matter.  I forgot to say that it's just hypothetical.

Try not to double post in the future

so what about the others before and after the perfect world?

As a rule of thumb, if you see a space, you can do as many as 1 space or as many as 20 spaces.  The number of spaces doesn't matter.

However, if there's no space, don't put in a space.

Here's two examples:

No space before Load_Player3_Data

For call Load_Player_Data, you could type in  call                Load_Player_data

I have a question about page 10 from lesson 7.

If you check that A <= 90 shouldn't the ASM equivalent be CP 91 instead of CP 89?
Since you check for the C flag condition, if A were 90 or 89 it wouldn't be set.