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Assembly language..HELP!!!
hey, watsup all
I'm new to assebmly language and i need help with a program (if you all wana help)
the program should prompt the user to enter a number if the number is even output 0 and 1 if it is even
Thanx,
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Sounds like a homework assignment.
We're not going to do this for you unless you show some effort. What do you have so far?
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thanks for the reply, i understand
i have this so far:
.begin
in first
load first
here is where i have problems, i don't know how to say, if first is even print 1 for even, if odd print 0
out first
jump done
done: halt
first: .data 0
even: .data 1
odd: .data 0
.end
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can anyone help?!
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