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COMPUTER SCIENCE ILLUMIN.-TEXT
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Author: Dale
Publisher: JONES+BART
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Chapter 6, Problem 46E

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Assembly-language program:

The assembly-language program to read the three input variables “number1”, “number2”, and “number3” and to perform arithmetic operations on those numbers is as follows.

SymbolMnemonicsOperandComment
 BRMain; Branch to the location Main
number1:.BLOCK2; Set up a two byte block for number1
number2:.BLOCK2; Set up a two byte block for number2
number3:.BLOCK2; Set up a two byte block for number3
result:.BLOCK2; Set up a two byte block for result
Main:DECInumber1,d; Read and store number1
 DECInumber2,d; Read and store number2
 DECInumber3,d; Read and store number3
 LDAnumber1,d; Load number1 value into the accumulator
 ADDAnumber3,d; Add number3 to accumulator and store output into the accumulator
 SUBAnumber2,d; Subtract number2 from the accumulator and store output into the accumulator
 STAresult,d; Store accumulator value into result
 DECOresult,d; Write result value on the screen
 STOP ; Stop the processing
 .END ; End of the program

Explanation:

In the above given program,

  • Initially, it sets up the size for the variables “number1”, “number2”, “number3” and result as 2 bytes long.
  • Read the value for the variable “number1” from the user.
  • Read the value for the variable “number2” from the user...

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