Problem Statement:

Given a $4-$digits hexadecimal number n as user input, write an assembly language program to display

$$T$$ if the first $2-$digits group or the second $2-$digits group number is $25510$ or if their sum is $25510.$

Otherwise, the program should display the biggest $2-$digits number out of the two numbers in decimal.

n $($user input$)$ will be exactly a four$-$digits hexadecimal number, not more and not fewer. Here are the

examples:

$1.$ Take the input n $($user input$)$ as FF$0116,$your program will first convert FF$16$ to decimal equivalent

$25510$ and convert $0116$ to decimal equivalent $110,$ after that your program should output $$T$$

since one of the numbers is $25510.$

$2.$ If n $($user input$)$ is $46$B$916,$your program will first convert $4616$ to decimal equivalent $7010$ and

convert B$916$ to decimal equivalent $18510,$ and then your program should output $$T$$ since the

sum of both is a $25510.$

$3.$ If n $($user input$)$ is $123416,$your program will first convert $1216$ to decimal equivalent $1810$ and

convert $3416$ to decimal equivalent $5210,$ and then your program should output $52$ since both

numbers are not $25510,$ the sum of both is not $25510,$ and the biggest number of the two numbers is

$52.$

$4.$ If n $($user input$)$ is A$59$C$16,$your program will first convert A$516$ to decimal equivalent $16510$ and

convert $9$C$16$ to decimal equivalent $15610,$ and then your program should output $165$ since both

numbers are not $25510,$ the sum of both is not $25510,$ and the biggest number of the two numbers is

$165.$

You need to take the input characters using INP in Assembler, convert the input characters into hexadecimal

numbers, check the numbers and their sum, have a loop to output the number. You should not hardcode

the input$/$output numbers and should not use the direct formula to get the result. For example, a code such

as this: if $($n$==0005)$ then printf$(5)$; is not allowed.