CSIT 256 - Assembler Lab for Irvine Ch 3 Due 2/17/2020 by 10:15 pm Overview To gain experience declaring variables Lab Come up with 1 variable for each of these types: BYTE, SBYTE, WORD, SWORD, DWORD, SDWORD that's 6 variables ) and assign each a value...for the signed variables a negative number and the unsigned variables a positive number. For each of the 6 variables above, in the comments, describe what is the highest and lowest possible values the data type allows. (the answers are in the slides for Irvine Ch 1 from 1/27) Come up with 1 more variable of any of the above types but not assigned a value. That means to use? for the initializing value. (Note: ? in assembly for declaring variables means the variable is uninitialized) Grading Rubric ( 72 points) Comment for your name up top (5 points) 6 declarations each initialized (18 points) 1 declaration uninitialized ( 3 points) comments for each of the 6 declarations stating min/max for the data type (12 points) Comments for each command (or logical grouping) in.code (18 points) "meaningful variable names" following guidelines (8 points) Neat Indenting (variables flush left, body of main neatly indented) (8 points) Late / Cheating Policy See the syllabus for the Late Policy (don't be late ) and the Cheating Policy (don't cheat) Submitting the Lab Attach the main.asm file to the Assem. Lab i3 assignment Note: Lab for Irvine Ch 4 can be done in the same file as the Lob for Irvine Ch 3, but please submit the file to each assignment CSIT 256 - Assembler Lab for Irvine Ch 3 Due 2/17/2020 by 10:15 pm Overview To gain experience declaring variables Lab Come up with 1 variable for each of these types: BYTE, SBYTE, WORD, SWORD, DWORD, SDWORD that's 6 variables ) and assign each a value...for the signed variables a negative number and the unsigned variables a positive number. For each of the 6 variables above, in the comments, describe what is the highest and lowest possible values the data type allows. (the answers are in the slides for Irvine Ch 1 from 1/27) Come up with 1 more variable of any of the above types but not assigned a value. That means to use? for the initializing value. (Note: ? in assembly for declaring variables means the variable is uninitialized) Grading Rubric ( 72 points) Comment for your name up top (5 points) 6 declarations each initialized (18 points) 1 declaration uninitialized ( 3 points) comments for each of the 6 declarations stating min/max for the data type (12 points) Comments for each command (or logical grouping) in.code (18 points) "meaningful variable names" following guidelines (8 points) Neat Indenting (variables flush left, body of main neatly indented) (8 points) Late / Cheating Policy See the syllabus for the Late Policy (don't be late ) and the Cheating Policy (don't cheat) Submitting the Lab Attach the main.asm file to the Assem. Lab i3 assignment Note: Lab for Irvine Ch 4 can be done in the same file as the Lob for Irvine Ch 3, but please submit the file to each assignment