can you write a program that meets the requiremtens in the LC3 simulator all in one program. ### Program to Initialize and Populate an Array with User InputThis instructional guide will help you write a program that initializes a blank array and allows the user to input their own numbers (ranging from 0 to 9) into the array. Follow the steps outlined below for a smooth experience:#### Steps:1. **Initialize a blank array of size `n`**, where \( 5 \leq n \leq 20 \).2. **Create a loop that iterates `n` times**. During each iteration, display a prompt asking the user to input a number.3. **Capture the user’s input** using the `GETC` function. Subtract `x0030` from the ASCII character that the user entered to convert it to its numeric value.4. **Store the result using the `STR` instruction**. Begin with storing the result in the first available memory location of the array.5. For each subsequent entry, store the user’s input (with `x0030` subtracted) into the next blank entry in the array.6. **Once the loop has finished**, terminate your program using the `HALT` instruction.7. **Assume all user inputs** will always be single-digit numbers ranging from 0 to 9.By following these steps, you will be able to create a program that dynamically initializes an array based on user input in a controlled manner. This program is ideal for educational purposes to understand fundamental concepts of arrays and user input handling in programming.

Initialize a blank array of size n (5 <= n <= 20) to store user inputs.Create a loop that will…

Write a program that initializes a blank array and allows the user to input their own numbers (0 to 9) into the array a. Initialize a blank array of size n, where 5 <= n <= 20 b. Create a loop that loops a total of n times, during each loop display a prompt asking the user to input a number c. Capture the user's input (using GETC) and subtract x0030 from the ASCII character the user entered Using the STR instruction, store the result into the first available memory location of the array d. e. For subsequent entries, store the user's input (with x0030 subtracted) in the next blank entry in the array f. Once the loop has finished, HALT your program g. You can assume the user will always enter a single digit number 0 to 9

Write a program that initializes a blank array and allows the user to input their own numbers (0 to 9) into the array a. Initialize a blank array of size n, where 5 <= n <= 20 b. Create a loop that loops a total of n times, during each loop display a prompt asking the user to input a number c. Capture the user's input (using GETC) and subtract x0030 from the ASCII character the user entered Using the STR instruction, store the result into the first available memory location of the array d. e. For subsequent entries, store the user's input (with x0030 subtracted) in the next blank entry in the array f. Once the loop has finished, HALT your program g. You can assume the user will always enter a single digit number 0 to 9

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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