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1) Write an Assembly Language program to print on the output screen your first name followed by the last three digits of your student ID. For example, if your name is Genius and your student ID 123456, then you should display Genius456. The name and number must be displayed character-by-character. Attach screenshot(s) of the simulator showing your full code and the output. (Hint: refer to Chapter 6 slide#20 for programming, and to Chapter 3 slide# 35 for ASCII codes). (5 marks) 2) For the same code above, write the Machine Language (binary) for each of the statements showing the 2-Byte Program Counter (PC) and the 3-Byte Instruction Register (IR) (Hint: refer to Chapter 6 slide#21). (4 marks) 3) Check the Machine Language of step (2) with the machine language of the PEP/8 simulator, are they matching? yes or no. (1 mark)

          1) Write an Assembly Language program to print on the output screen your first name
followed by the last three digits of your student ID. For example, if your name is
Genius and your student ID 123456, then you should display Genius456. The name
and number must be displayed character-by-character.
Attach screenshot(s) of the simulator showing your full code and the output. (Hint:
refer to Chapter 6 slide#20 for programming, and to Chapter 3 slide# 35 for ASCII
codes).
(5 marks)
2) For the same code above, write the Machine Language (binary) for each of the
statements showing the 2-Byte Program Counter (PC) and the 3-Byte Instruction
Register (IR) (Hint: refer to Chapter 6 slide#21).
(4 marks)
3) Check the Machine Language of step (2) with the machine language of the PEP/8
simulator, are they matching? yes or no.
(1 mark)

1) Write an Assembly Language program to print on the output screen your first name
followed by the last three digits of your student ID. For example, if your name is
Genius and your student ID 123456, then you should display Genius456. The name
and number must be displayed character-by-character.
Attach screenshot(s) of the simulator showing your full code and the output. (Hint:
refer to Chapter 6 slide#20 for programming, and to Chapter 3 slide# 35 for ASCII
codes).
(5 marks)
2) For the same code above, write the Machine Language (binary) for each of the
statements showing the 2-Byte Program Counter (PC) and the 3-Byte Instruction
Register (IR) (Hint: refer to Chapter 6 slide#21).
(4 marks)
3) Check the Machine Language of step (2) with the machine language of the PEP/8
simulator, are they matching? yes or no.
(1 mark)

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