Write a Pep/9 Assembly language program that takes a number from input, then adds 25 to the input value. If the result is higher than 75, print "higher" to output. If the result is lower than 75, print the number to output. Allow the user to enter numbers until a 0 (zero) is entered. * Your output must match the output below Input 77 3 40 d

Write a Pep/9 Assembly language program that takes a number from input, then adds 25 to the input value. If the result is higher than 75, print "higher" to output. If the result is lower than 75, print the number to output. Allow the user to enter numbers until a 0 (zero) is entered. * Your output must match the output below Input 77 3 40 d

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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