Hello guys !

What is the difference between a 16-bit asm exe file and a 32-bit asm exe file in terms of syntax?

What would a short program look like in 16-bit tasm asm code and how in 32-bit tasm asm code, such as printing the text "Hello world" to the screen?

Thanks to everyone who helps me, I'm having a hard time finding references.

TASM is abandoned and you'll only waste your time with it. Better to use and learn live assembler.
here manuals for TASM
https://bitsavers.trailing-edge.com/pdf/borland/turbo_assembler/

If sgabor68 is using DOS then TASM is a valid option.

However fasm is also available in a DOS version, and it includes an IDE. Showing examples for fasm sources in 16-bit or 32-bit code would be much easier. Indeed, the fasm source itself can show how to use 32-bit code, since the DOS IDE is written in it.

Okay, thanks for the advice, I'll try fasm. Can you write me an example of fasm in 16 and 32 bit versions?

Can FASM make 32-bit programs for DOS?
I was not aware.
I would like to see the code for that also.
16-bit I can help with.
Is this a homework?
Why the 'educators' not teach the proper stuff, like Windows Console programs?
The book I am writing begins with Windows Console and goes on into threads and optimization.

The fasm DOS IDE is 32-bit. The code has been there for many years.

But it isn't really about fasm, or the OS, it is about the code one decides to write. So one can also write 64-bit code for DOS, with fasm, if one wants to. There is nothing to prevent it.