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Transcribed Image Text:A- Write an assembly code to check if a number is falling within the range j...k (inclusive).
Ask the user to enter both ranges j, K and the number num you want to check. Output
the suitable message based on the situation
Within the range
Outside the range
Always prompt the user to enter a value using a suitable message.
For example (multiple runs)
Enter J - beginning of the range: 3
Enter K- end of the range: 15
Enter the value you want to check: 6
6 is within the range 3 to 15
Enter J - beginning of the range: 6
Enter K– end of the range: 15
Enter the value you want to check: 6
6 is within the range 6 to 15

Transcribed Image Text:Enter J - beginning of the range: 6
Enter K- end of the range: 15
Enter the value you want to check: 16
16 is outside the range 6 to 15
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