USING x86 ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE:

PART 1: Given a byte (x), swap every even bit with its adjacent odd bit. For example 100 in decima!l is represented as 81108180 in a byte (or 8 bits). If we swap the even bits with their adjacent odd bits, we get 18811000, which is 152 in decimal. Implementation details: The input integer is stored in registers cl. You need to store the answer into register al. unsigned char swapBits(unsigned char x) unsigned char result; asm xor al, al mov cl,x /YOUR CODE STARTS HERE / YOUR CODE ENDS HERE mov result, al return result