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Which gets me asking: why is knowing conversion important? I know how to convert from binary to decimal to hexadecimal, and yet I've rarely done it without a calculator.
Even thought I don't plan to learn ASM in the future, I may still check your guide from time to time and see if there aren't stuff that needs clarifying.
oh that reminds me Hot Dog: in the tutorial it's important to help the person get started. Guide him into how to setup an ASM environment for his needs. He can use, for example, a TASM one, Spasm, Latenite (?), etc and describe the advantages/disadvantages of them.
Yeah, I guess you are right, and the person should understand the basic idea first, but what I think is that when you actually start providing examples and snippets of codes, the readers might want to try out, but don't know how to make them, like the usual hello world program. So I think introducing the ASM environment fairly early in the tutorial is good.