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C++ - No library functions like atoi
Write a machine language program to output your first name on the output device. Submit your "machine code" followed by a 'zz.'
An example of the machine code to output "hello" is shown below. This is an example of what a machine language submission would look like:
50 00 48 50 00 65 50 00 6c 50 00 6c 50 00 6f 00 zz
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C++ - No library functions like atoi
Write a machine language program to output your first name on the output device. Submit your "machine code" followed by a 'zz.'
An example of the machine code to output "hello" is shown below. This is an example of what a machine language submission would look like:
50 00 48 50 00 65 50 00 6c 50 00 6c 50 00 6f 00 zz
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