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Hello students, here is an example of a 8086 assembly program that checks whether the number is a negative, positive or the zero.
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So, this assembly code is written in the 8086 assembly language as appears to be a design for the dos environment.
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So, it determines whether the given number is stored in a variable num.
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So, it is a positive, negative or the zero and displays an appropriate message according to it.
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So, as you can see here, the model small, this directly sets the memory model to the small, which is the memory model used in a dos programming.
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The data as this section is used to declare the data variables, the num db of 10, this declares the byte size variable named as the num and initialize it the value of the 10.
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So, you can change this value as needed.
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Then, message of positive, message of negative and message of zero.
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So, this the message of db positive, this declares the all the terminal terminated strings named as the message pos containing the message for the positive.
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Similarly, this negative it contains the this declares the all a null terminated string named as the message neg.
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So, containing the negative for the negative number, then you can see the message zero.
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So, this declares a null terminated a string named as the message zero containing these message for the zero...