Questions

$1)$ Write an x$86-$series assembly language program, Lab$6.$asm, that prompts the user to input two single$-$digit num$-$

bers and calculates their sum. For this exercise, the user will only input numbers that ensure the result is a single$-$digit

number $($at most $9).$ For example, if the first input number is $6,$ the second number can only be $0,1,2,$ or $3.$ Your

program should produce the following output:

Please insert number $1$

$6$

Please insert number $2$

$3$

Adding two numbers...

The answer is $9$

Note: Remember that subroutine $01$ reads a single integer as ASCII. Therefore, you need to adjust the offset to

obtain the numerical value. Similarly, subroutine $02$ prints values in ASCII.

Evaluation:

Outputting just the sum without the strings will receive no marks. $5$ marks will be awarded for string output with no

sum. $10$ marks will be awarded for the complete solution. Comment extensively!

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