PROGRAM $4$: Rolling Table

number should be ROL'ed and then ROR'ed and then ROL'ed and then ROR'ed, as shown below. For example, the following output should be produced when the user inputs the starting value $4$:

For example, the following output should be produced when the user inputs the starting value $12$ :

$($Note: To receive full credit, you must use ROL and ROR to solve this problem.$)$

$($Hint: Again, please don't worry too much about the spacing in the table. As with the prior week's assignment, the goal is to practice working with HLA...

this is my code

program RollingTable;

#include$($ "stdlib.hhf$")$

static

startValue: int$8$;

rolled$1$: int$8$;

rolled$2$: int$8$;

rolled$3$: int$8$;

temp: int$8$; $//$ Temporary register

begin RollingTable;

stdout.put$($ "Gimme a starting value: $")$;

stdin.get$($ startValue $)$;

stdout.put$($ "Rolling Table", nl $)$;

mov$($ startValue, al $)$;

rol$(1,$ al $)$;

ror$(1,$ al $)$;

mov$($ al$,$ temp $)$;

rol$(1,$ al $)$;

ror$(1,$ al $)$;

stdout.put$($ startValue, $"$: $",$ al$,"")$;

inc$($ al $)$;

mov$($ al$,$ temp $)$;

rol$(1,$ al $)$;

ror$(1,$ al $)$;

mov$($ al$,$ temp $)$;

rol$(1,$ al $)$;

ror$(1,$ al $)$;

stdout.put$($ startValue, $"$: $",$ al$,"")$;

inc$($ al $)$;

mov$($ al$,$ temp $)$;

rol$(1,$ al $)$;

ror$(1,$ al $)$;

mov$($ al$,$ temp $)$;

rol$(1,$ al $)$;

ror$(1,$ al $)$;

stdout.put$($ startValue, $"$: $",$ al$,"")$;

stdout.put$($ nl $)$;

end RollingTable;

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