Write an 8086 assembly program to will take in two strings from the user as an input and concatenate the two strings and provide the result as the output. You can assume any size for your strings Note: you need to submit the source code and the output of the program screenshots. Thank you so much Tutor.

Analyze the code solution below and discuss any gain in performance.  To gather measurement values, use any CUDA or OpenMP library API that is used to measure performance (time, speedup, etc..) or by using what is offered by the compiler (C, C++). #include <stdlib.h> //malloc and free #include <stdio.h> //printf #include <omp.h> //OpenMP // Very small values for this simple illustrative example #define ARRAY_SIZE 8 //Size of arrays whose elements will be added together. #define NUM_THREADS 4 //Number of threads to use for vector addition. /* int main (int argc, char *argv[]) { // elements of arrays a and b will be added // and placed in array c int * a; int * b; int * c; intn = ARRAY_SIZE; // number of array elements intn_per_thread; // elements per thread inttotal_threads = NUM_THREADS; // number of threads to use inti; // loop index // allocate space for the arrays a = (int *) malloc(sizeof(int)*n); b = (int *) malloc(sizeof(int)*n); c = (int *)…

Write a Pep/9 Assembly program that reads in and stores two integers from the user and prints out their sum in the form:     Total = <value> Create two versions of the program.  One version should use just memory addresses in the commands. (No labels.) The second version should replace the memory addresses and just  use labels. please show the output of the working program

In python, the expression 6^2 outputs what?