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The document outlines the final lab task for the Microprocessors and Assembly Language Lab course, scheduled for September 3, 2021. Students must write an assembly language program based on a problem derived from their student ID, with a total of 21 problems to choose from, each focusing on different programming tasks. The lab has a duration of 1 hour and 15 minutes, and all submissions must be made regardless of completion status.

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Lab-Final-Question

The document outlines the final lab task for the Microprocessors and Assembly Language Lab course, scheduled for September 3, 2021. Students must write an assembly language program based on a problem derived from their student ID, with a total of 21 problems to choose from, each focusing on different programming tasks. The lab has a duration of 1 hour and 15 minutes, and all submissions must be made regardless of completion status.

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Lab Final Task Course Title: Microprocessors and Assembly Language Lab

Course ID: CSE - 4504

Date: 3 September (Friday), 2021 Time: 4:00 pm ~ 5:15 pm Total Marks: 25


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Instructions
a. Suppose, the last 2-digit of your student ID is XX. Now, using (XX MOD 22 = ?)
derive a given Problem Number in between 0 to 21 and solve the respective problem
as given below.
b. In a file named ‘StudentId_problemNumber.asm’, you have to write an Assembly
Language program for a given individual problem to each of the students.
c. Total duration will be 1 Hour and 15 Minutes.
d. Total marks will be 25.
e. All the students have to submit their code, even it is not complete or unable to solve.
f. During exam, for any query post at the STREAM of respective google classroom.
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Problems

0. Write an assembly language program that will take an alphabet as an input (A~Z) or (a~z)
and also take a given value N as input (0 to 9). Now, the output will show/display the N
number character from the alphabet order starting from starting input alphabet (in the
same case upper/lower as the given input).
Sample Input / Output:
Input Alphabet: B
Given Value N: 3
Output: E

1. Write an assembly language program that will accept an input string of 5 (five) letters in
LOWERCASE from the keyboard and displays the string in reverse order in
UPPERCASE in a new line.

Sample Input / Output:


Input: abcdef
Output: FEDCBA

2. Write an assembly language program that will accept an input string of 5 (five) letters in
UPPERCASE from the keyboard and displays the string in reverse order in
LOWERCASE in a new line.

Sample Input / Output:


Input: ABCDEF
Output: fedcba
3. Write an assembly language program that will accept an input digit N (0 to 9) from the
keyboard and finds the even digits up to that input and displays those in new lines.

Sample Input / Output:


Input: 9
Output: Even Digits: 0 2 4 6 8

4. Write an assembly language program that will accept an input digit N (0 to 9) from the
keyboard and finds the odd digits up to that input and displays those in new lines.

Sample Input / Output:


Input: 9
Output: Odd Digits: 1 3 5 7 9

5. Write an assembly language program that will accept an input of 5 (five) digits (0 to 9)
from the keyboard randomly and rearrange them in ascending order.

Sample Input / Output:


Input: 24532
Output: Ascending: 2 2 3 4 5

6. Write an assembly language program that will accept an input of 5 (five) digits (0 to 9)
from the keyboard randomly and rearrange them in descending order.

Sample Input / Output:


Input: 24532
Output: Descending: 5 4 3 2 2

7. Write an assembly language program that will accept an input of 5 (five) digits (0 to 9)
from the keyboard randomly and sort-out the odd and even digits from them.

Sample Input / Output:


Input: 24532
Output: Odd: 3 5
Even: 2 2 4

8. Write an assembly language program that will accept an input of 8 (eight) digits (0 to 9)
from the keyboard randomly and sort-out the odd digits in ascending order.

Sample Input / Output:


Input: 24756183
Output: Odd Ascending: 1 3 5 7

9. Write an assembly language program that will accept an input of 8 (eight) digits (0 to 9)
from the keyboard randomly and sort-out the odd digits in descending order.

Sample Input / Output:


Input: 24756183
Output: Odd Descending: 7 5 3 1
10. Write an assembly language program that will accept an input of 8 (eight) digits (0 to 9)
from the keyboard randomly and sort-out the even digits in ascending order.

Sample Input / Output:


Input: 24756183
Output: Even Ascending: 2 4 6 8

11. Write an assembly language program that will accept an input of 8 (eight) digits (0 to 9)
from the keyboard randomly and sort-out the even digits in descending order.

Sample Input / Output:


Input: 24756183
Output: Even Descending: 8 6 4 2

12. Write an assembly language program that will accept an input of 8 (eight) digits (0 to 9)
from the keyboard randomly and finds the prime digits in ascending order.

Sample Input / Output:

Input: 24756183
Output: Primes Digits Ascending: 2 3 5 7

13. Write an assembly language program that will accept an input of 8 (eight) digits (0 to 9)
from the keyboard randomly and finds the prime digits in descending order.

Sample Input / Output:

Input: 24756183
Output: Primes Digits Descending: 7 5 3 2

14. Write an assembly language program that will accept an input of 8 (eight) digits (0 to 9)
from the keyboard randomly and sort-out the odd prime digits in ascending order.

Sample Input / Output:


Input: 24756183
Output: Odd Primes Ascending: 3 5 7

15. Write an assembly language program that will accept an input of 8 (eight) digits (0 to 9)
from the keyboard randomly and sorts them in ascending order.

Sample Input / Output:


Input: 24356183
Output: 123 34568

16. Write an assembly language program that will accept an input of 8 (eight) digits (0 to 9)
from the keyboard randomly and sorts them in descending order.

Sample Input / Output:


Input: 24356183
Output: 86543321
17. Write an assembly language program that will accept an input of 2 (two) digits (0 to 9)
from the keyboard randomly and finds the Greatest Common Divisor of two digits.

Sample Input / Output:

Input: 23 Input: 24
Output: GCD: 1 Output: GCD: 2

18. Write an assembly language program that will accept an input of 5 (five) digits (0 to 9)
from the keyboard and finds the summation of the digits and displays the result in HEX
digit.

Sample Input / Output:

Input: 12345
Output: Sum: F

19. Write an assembly language program that will display an array inputted string “Islamic
University of Technology” and it’s reverse string one after another for 10 times each
(forward and reverse print) in total 20 (twenty times) in different lines with line feed..

20. Write an assembly language program that will display all the ASCII characters at
REVERSE ORDER.

21. Write an assembly language program that will display only the ASCII characters of all
DIGITS, ALPHABETS (upper and lower) at FORWARD and REVERSE ORDER (in
different lines).

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