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$.$data

; $($insert variable definitions here$)$

intro$\_1$ BYTE "Welcome to Chaotic Temperature Statistics $-$ Programmed by Nicole",$13,10,0$

intro$\_2$ BYTE "This program generates a series of temperature readings, X per day for Y days,",$13,10,0$

intro$\_3$ BYTE "depending on constants, and performs some basic statistics on them: daily high and low",$13,10,0$

intro$\_4$ BYTE "and average high and low temps. It then prints these results, with descriptive titles.",$13,10,13,10,0$

$.$code

main PROC

PUSH OFFSET intro$\_1$

PUSH OFFSET intro$\_2$ ;greeting and explanation

PUSH OFFSET intro$\_3$

PUSH OFFSET intro$\_4$

call printGreeting

call generateTemperatures

call findDailyHighs

call findDailyLows

call calcAverageLowHighTemps

call displayTempArray

call displayTempWithString

Invoke ExitProcess,$0$

main ENDP

;$------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------$

;Name: printGreeting

;Procedure to introduce the program & programmer

;preconditions: intros are described

;postconditions: EDX changed

;receives:

;returns:

;$------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------$

printGreeting PROC ;introduce programmer

PUSH EBP

MOV EBP, ESP

; $[$EBP$+20]=$ address of OFFSET intro$\_4$

; $[$EBP$+16]=$ address of OFFSET intro$\_3$

; $[$EBP$+12]=$ address of OFFSET intro$\_2$

; $[$EBP$+8]=$ address of OFFSET intro$\_1$

; $[$EBP$+4]=$ return address

; $[$EBP$]=$ old ebp

MOV EDX, $[$EBP $+8]$

CALL WriteString

MOV EDX, $[$EBP $+12]$

CALL WriteString

MOV EDX, $[$EBP $+16]$

CALL WriteString

MOV EDX, $[$EBP $+20]$

CALL WriteString

POP EBP

RET $16$

printGreeting ENDP