Write an assembly language program that receives a number n from input, and determines if n is prime in the following very simple way. After receiving n, the program will determine the remainder of n + 2, n ÷ 3, n + 4, . , testing each possible divisor in turn. You will test all possible divisors, not just the prime ones. (This is not a very efficient program.) As soon as the program finds a number q 2 2 such that n + q has remainder 0, the program should send q to output and halt.

Write an assembly language program that receives a number n from input, and determines if n is prime in the following very simple way. After receiving n, the program will determine the remainder of n + 2, n ÷ 3, n + 4, . , testing each possible divisor in turn. You will test all possible divisors, not just the prime ones. (This is not a very efficient program.) As soon as the program finds a number q 2 2 such that n + q has remainder 0, the program should send q to output and halt.

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Chapter1: Introduction

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