I have just read your original post, and was struck by how "useless" the comments are.

Neatly layed out code is clear for humans to read.
Informative comments explain the code.

Just copy-pasting the description of an ASM instruction is not very helpful. You need to say why you are using a sequence of instructions.

If you format the code nicely with spaces and use some worthwhile comments, then people will both read the code and offer help.

Does your teacher not explain how and why to comment code?
If you are self-taught, look at public code. Which styles are easy to understand? Develop your own style by copying the best styles that you encounter.

Time spent on making the code attractive to read is always well spent. It will help YOU to read and spot any errors.

David.