Video Tutorial to Learn Color Code in Assembly Language?

I have here some list of color codes.
'A' – white foreground and blue background (ASCII 0x41).
'B' – blue foreground and white background (ASCII 0x42).
'x' – red foreground and green background (ASCII 0x78).
'y' – green foreground and red background (ASCII 0x79).
'z' – normal attribute and blinking (0x7A).
'backspace' – red background (0x20).
example:
mov ax, 0x4720
Try this examples for practice..
Here are some tutorials,
Programs that were created using the assembly language consist of sequence of source statements. Every source statement in the program consists of a sequence of ASCII characters where it ends in a hard return. Each source statement may include up to four fields: a label, an operation [instruction mnemonic or assembler directive], an operand, and a comment.
A statement in an assembly language contains the following fields:
But when creating a program, it is not required that all 4 fields should be present in one statement. Sometimes a line may just contain a comment. The first token in these lines must begin with an asterisk [*] or a semicolon [;] like the ones below.
; This line is a comment
For the rest of the guide, you may visit Developing Software in Assembly Language | Syntax.