Intel Assembly X86 - Simple Arithmetic - Initializing - Sum Addition Multiplication

Purpose: This Lab is intended to help you get started with ting your own Assembly Language Program. You will also leam how to use Debugger if you have not already done so. NOTE: A debugger is useful when you want to inspect the register values at run time or see how the flow of the program takes place. Debugger also gives you lots of other information such as telling you the value of vanables when you set a watch over them. Recall that you can step through the whole program and notice the change in the register values as you do so. You can verify that the registers are getting loaded as you expect them. to. You can also ven variable values by setting a watch over them in the debugger. Introduction: In this assignment you will learn how to write you first assembly language program involving anthmetic expressions including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. You will also leam how to declare variables in Assembly language. The following table shows a high level language and the coresponding assembly language expression Assembly Int c declaration Mov c, 2 Assigning value to a Add c, 2