write some assembly code that loads the number 1-3 into 3 variables and then reverse those varibales in memeory. so Var1 = 1, var 2 = 2, var3 = 3 starting state var 1 = 3, var2 = 2, var 1 = 1ending state

Convert this following C++ code below to easy68k assembly language: int sum = 0; int c =1; for (unsigned short i = 0; i <= 10; i++) { if (c == 1 ) { sum += i; c = 0; } else { c = 1; } }

In assembly MIPS I need to write a programp the prompts the user for two intergers(in a subroutine – call it twice), calculates the product of the integers (also in a subroutine) and prints the product with simple descriptive text (also in a subroutine). I need to make 3 little subroutines

Your Question: Write a program in MARIE assembler to print “Hello World!”  Define the message as a “C” style NULL terminated string. The program must implement a loop,  like the pseudocode below. str =“Hello World!”   index = 0 while str[index] != 0      output str[index]       index = index + 1   ORG 100 START,  LOAD STR        STORE INDEXLOOP,   LOAD INDEX        ADD ONE        STORE INDEX        LOAD INDEX        ADD STR        STORE X        LOAD X        OUTPUT        JUMP END          JUMP LOOP END,    HALT STR,    HEX 0048        HEX 0065        HEX 006C        HEX 006C        HEX 006F        HEX 0020        HEX 0057        HEX 006F        HEX 0072        HEX 006C        HEX 0064        HEX 0021        HEX 0000 INDEX,  DEC 0ONE,    DEC 1X,      DEC 0 END  START   // it does not print anything, help pls

Write an assembly language program in MIPS that repeatedly asks the user for a scale F or a C (for"Fahrenheit" or "Celsius") on one line followed by an integertemperature on the next line. It then converts the given temperature tothe other scale. Use the formulas:F = (9/5)C + 32C = (5/9)(F - 32)2. Exit the loop when the user types "Q/q". Assume that all input is correct.For example:Enter Scale : FEnter Temperature: 32Celsius Temperature: 0CEnter Scale : CEnter Temperature: 100Fahrenheit Temperature: 212FEnter Scale : Qdoneprovide a picture of the output.