To turn the code into an executable, you will need to assemble it into an object file and then link it into an executable file. Here are the basic steps:

Save the code into a file with a .asm extension (e.g. helloworld.asm).
Assemble the code using the NASM assembler. You can use the following command: nasm -f elf64 helloworld.asm -o helloworld.o. This will generate an object file named helloworld.o.
Link the object file using the ld linker. You can use the following command: ld helloworld.o -o helloworld. This will generate an executable file named helloworld.
Run the executable by typing ./helloworld in the terminal.
Note that these steps may vary depending on your operating system and development environment. Also, make sure you have NASM and ld installed on your system before attempting to compile the code.
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