Create a procedure called yearlyBalance PROC that uses a given interest rate, balance, and term to output a table of adjusted balances each year for the number of years specified by the term. For this lab you will use a simplified formula:

interest = balance * rate / 100.0;

Pass the initial balance and rate and number of years input by the user to the procedure on the floating point stack. Then, using a for loop output the table. Basically you want to add the interest to the balance each year (each time through the loop)

Required:

The yearlyBalance PROC must be in a separate asm file called balances.asm. This means you should have main.asm and balances.asm. You can format these as you normally do and paste them one after the other in the submissions box.

The following shows an example output:

Enter your balance 1000 Enter the interest rate (like 5.0) 5.0 Enter the number of years 10 Year: 1: $1050.00 Year: 2: $1102.50 Year: 3 $1157.63 Year: 4: $1215.51 Year: 5: $1276.28 Year: 6: $1340.10 Year: 7: $1407.10 Year: 8: $1477.46 Year: 9: $1551.33 Year: 10: $1628.89 Press any key to continue . . .

NOTE:

Legacy data directives like DB, DW, DD, DQ, and DT are not allowed. You will receive a 30% reduction in grade for using them.

You are not to use any .IF .ELSE, .WHILE, or .ENDW instructions. You are to use pure old fashion assembly language to solve this.