This assignment is designed to give you a first experience in Assembler programming.

You will be using Visual Studio $2019$ and Microsoft Assembler $($MASM$).$

$1-$ Clear the display.

D$2-$ isplay the string $"$CS$2810\{$Spring $|$ Summer $|$ Fall$\}$ Semester XXXX$"$ on row $4,$ column $0$ of the display. Replace $\{$Spring $|$ Summer $|$ Fall$\}$ with the appropriate one, and XXXX with the correct year.

$3-$ Display the string "Assembler #$5"$ on row $5,$ column $0.$

$4-$ Display your name on row $6$ column $0$ of the display.

$5-$ Begin displaying the guessing game on row $8,$ column $0.$ Display steps on individual rows as shown in the sample run section.

$6-$ Generate a random number between $0$ and $100.($see Irvine notes below$)$

$7-$ Prompt the user to guess a number between $0$ and $100.$

$8-$ Based on your randomly generated number, and tell the user whether the real number is higher, lower, or correct. $(100$ is too high$$ or $50$ is too low$)$

$9-$ Continue to allow the user to guess until they get the correct number. Once they have the correct value, ask them if they would like to play again. If yes, clear the display and start over. If no$,$ exit the program.

Sample Program Run

Sample Run

CS $2810$ Fall Semester $2017$

Assembler #$5$

Josh Jensen

Guess a number between $0$ and $100$: $57$

$57$ is too high

Guess again: $50$

$50$ is too low

Guess again: $55$

$55$ is correct!

Would you like to play again? $(1$ for yes, $0$ for no$)$

$0$

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New to this assignment, you will need to write a carriage return to the console $($this is what happens when you press $$enter$.)$

Store the following as a string and write it out to the console as normal anywhere you want to move the cursor down a single row.

vCarriageReturn byte $13,10,0$

The Irvine library contains a number of Procs and Macros that simplify I$/$O in MASM.

Sample Run