load the numbers 00H, IFH, 2EH, 44H, 87H, 09H, 10H, E4H, SEH, 3CH, 2BH, AOH, AIH, A4H, FFH, FEH, 10H and 02H in data segment offset starting from (2430)H. b) Write an 8086 program that compare each two successive numbers, and counts the even numbers. The comparison is to be carried out in a subroutine e) Store the number of the counts in data segment offset of (2425)H.

load the numbers 00H, IFH, 2EH, 44H, 87H, 09H, 10H, E4H, SEH, 3CH, 2BH, AOH, AIH, A4H, FFH, FEH, 10H and 02H in data segment offset starting from (2430)H. b) Write an 8086 program that compare each two successive numbers, and counts the even numbers. The comparison is to be carried out in a subroutine e) Store the number of the counts in data segment offset of (2425)H.

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Description: 1. a) load the numbers 00H, IFH, 2EH, 44H, 87H, 09H, 10H, E4H, SEH, 3CH, 2BH, AOH, AIH, A4H, FFH, FEH, 10H and 02H in data segment offset starting from (2430)H. b) Write an 8086 program that compare each two successive numbers, and counts the even nu

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

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Author:Bronson, Gary J.

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Chapter2: Problem Solving Using C++using

Section2.5: Variables And Declaration Statements

Problem 11E

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