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data arr DWORD 10 DUP (?) str byte "generating Random numbers",0 .code main PROC mov ESI, OFFSET arr mov ECX ,LENGTHOF arr call my exit main ENDP my PROC lea edx,str call writestring call randomize L1: call random32 mov [esi],eax add esi,type arr loop L1 ret my ENDP end main       (2) Write another procedure that takes 10 32-bit signed numbers from user and store them in another array named arr1 (3) Display values from any array on screen (4) Display a string at 5 different secreen locations (5) Display a string in 10 random foreground and background colors Call all of these procedures in your main in the same sequence

data arr DWORD 10 DUP (?) str byte "generating Random numbers",0 .code main PROC mov ESI, OFFSET arr mov ECX ,LENGTHOF arr call my exit main ENDP my PROC lea edx,str call writestring call randomize L1: call random32 mov [esi],eax add esi,type arr loop L1 ret my ENDP end main       (2) Write another procedure that takes 10 32-bit signed numbers from user and store them in another array named arr1 (3) Display values from any array on screen (4) Display a string at 5 different secreen locations (5) Display a string in 10 random foreground and background colors Call all of these procedures in your main in the same sequence

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data
arr DWORD 10 DUP (?)
str byte "generating Random numbers",0
.code
main PROC
mov ESI, OFFSET arr
mov ECX ,LENGTHOF arr
call my
exit
main ENDP
my PROC
lea edx,str
call writestring
call randomize
L1:
call random32
mov [esi],eax
add esi,type arr
loop L1
ret
my ENDP
end main

 

 

 


(2) Write another procedure that takes 10 32-bit signed numbers from user and store them in another
array named arr1
(3) Display values from any array on screen
(4) Display a string at 5 different secreen locations
(5) Display a string in 10 random foreground and background colors
Call all of these procedures in your main in the same sequence

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