Use a nasm program that uses two subprograms

void writeString(String str, int strLen)

(Copy this subprogram down here and paste it in your code first)

; hello world program

section .data

msg1 db 'hello world; passing two parameters using stack!!', 10

msg1_len equ $-msg1

msg2 db 'it is real fun learning assembly language', 10

msg2_len equ $-msg2

section .bss

section .text

global _start

_start:

push msg1

push msg1_len

call writeString

push msg2

push msg2_len

call writeString

mov eax, 1

mov ebx, 0

int 80h

;;; void writeString(String str, int strLen)

;; function: outputs characters at str (strLen of them) to stdout

;; recieves: str, a String address, at which a string of length, strLen, is stored.

;; returns: nothing.

writeString:

push ebp ; sets basepointer

mov ebp, esp

mov edx, [ebp+8]

mov ecx, [ebp+12]

mov eax, 4

mov ebx, 1

int 80h

pop ebp ; returns ebp to previous point.

ret 8

- end of the subprogram code !!

int isDivisible(int number1, int number2)

divides number1 by number2.

If it is fully divisible returns a 1; else, returns a 0

It is customary to return the value in eax register

Write the main program in which you will create two variables

num1 = 125

num2 = 6

Call the isDivisible subprogram with these two values

Check the return value in eax

Based on the return value, print in standard output either one of these two messages

Yes! It is divisible

No! it is not NOT divisible

Use the writeString method to print the message