Write an assembly program that detects palindrome. A palindrome is a word, phrase, or sequence that...

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Write an assembly program that detects palindrome. A palindrome is a word, phrase, or sequence that reads the same backward as forward. For example, "madam" or "1234321" are palindromes, "12345" is not. Requirements: 1. You may use the concepts of conditional branch, loop. and push /pop [stack] from our class discussion. 2. You may use the program for reversing string as a hint. 3. Input: You may hard-code your input in data /variable definition. For example, myString BYTE "abrakadabra" 4. Output: if the input string is a palindrome, ECX should contain your student number as its final value at the end. Otherwise, ECX should get 0 (zero), indicating the string was not a palindrome. I'll check ECX to learn the result. For comparison, you can use je (jump if equal) and sub instructions. Write an assembly program that detects palindrome. A palindrome is a word, phrase, or sequence that reads the same backward as forward. For example, "madam" or "1234321" are palindromes, "12345" is not. Requirements: 1. You may use the concepts of conditional branch, loop. and push /pop [stack] from our class discussion. 2. You may use the program for reversing string as a hint. 3. Input: You may hard-code your input in data /variable definition. For example, myString BYTE "abrakadabra" 4. Output: if the input string is a palindrome, ECX should contain your student number as its final value at the end. Otherwise, ECX should get 0 (zero), indicating the string was not a palindrome. I'll check ECX to learn the result. For comparison, you can use je (jump if equal) and sub instructions.

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