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Converting Integer From -100 to 100 To Text X86 Assembly Language Assignment Solution

June 29, 2024
Rehana Magnus
Rehana Magnus
🇨🇦 Canada
Assembly Language
Rehana Magnus, PhD in Computer Science from the esteemed Acadia Institute of Technology, Canada. With 6 years of experience, specializes in assembly language programming. Proficient in low-level coding, optimizing performance, and enhancing system functionality.
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Instructions

Objective

Write an x86 assembly language assignment that converts an integer from -100 to 100 to text.

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program to convert an integer to text in assembly language

Source Code

format PE console

entry _start

include 'win32ax.inc'

Number DD 0

Quotient DD 0

Remainder DD 0

section '.text' code readable executable

_start:

    push ebp

    mov ebp, esp

    cinvoke printf, "This x86 assembly program converts an integer to text.%c%c%c%c", 10, 13, 10, 13

readLoop:

    cinvoke printf, "Enter an integer from -100 to 100: "

    cinvoke scanf, "%d", Number ; read the integer

    call [getchar] ; read enter from scanf

    cinvoke printf, "%c%c", 10, 13 ; jump to next line

    cmp DWORD[Number], -100 ; check if number is in range

    jl endProgram ; if not, end program

    cmp DWORD[Number], 100 ; check if number is in range

    jg endProgram ; if not, end program

translate:

    cmp DWORD[Number], 0 ; check if it's a negative number

    jge positive ; if not, print positive

    cinvoke printf, "negative " ; else, print number is negative

    neg DWORD[Number] ; convert number to positive

positive:

    mov eax, [Number] ; load number in eax

    cmp eax, 100 ; if 100

    jne get2digits ; if not, print 2 digits

    cinvoke printf, "one hundred" ; else, print hundred

    jmp ending

get2digits:

    mov ebx, 10 ; load 10 to make division

    mov edx, 0 ; clear edx before division

    idiv ebx ; divide number by 10

    mov [Quotient], eax ; save quotient

    mov [Remainder], edx ; save remainder

    cmp DwORD[Quotient], 0 ; if quotient 0

    je Single

    cmp DwORD[Quotient], 1 ; if quotient 1

    je Tens

    cmp DwORD[Quotient], 1 ; if quotient 1

    je Tens

    cmp DwORD[Quotient], 2 ; if quotient 2

    je Twenty

    cmp DwORD[Quotient], 3 ; if quotient 3

    je Thirty

    cmp DwORD[Quotient], 4 ; if quotient 4

    je Forty

    cmp DwORD[Quotient], 5 ; if quotient 5

    je Fifty

    cmp DwORD[Quotient], 6 ; if quotient 6

    je Sixty

    cmp DwORD[Quotient], 7 ; if quotient 7

    je Seventy

    cmp DwORD[Quotient], 8 ; if quotient 8

    je Eighty

    cmp DwORD[Quotient], 9 ; if quotient 9

    je Ninety

Twenty:

    cinvoke printf, "twenty"

    jmp OnesDigit

Thirty:

    cinvoke printf, "thirty"

    jmp OnesDigit

Forty:

    cinvoke printf, "forty"

    jmp OnesDigit

Fifty:

    cinvoke printf, "fifty"

    jmp OnesDigit

Sixty:

    cinvoke printf, "sixty"

    jmp OnesDigit

Seventy:

    cinvoke printf, "seventy"

    jmp OnesDigit

Eighty:

    cinvoke printf, "eighty"

    jmp OnesDigit

Ninety:

    cinvoke printf, "ninety"

OnesDigit:

    cmp DwORD[Remainder], 0 ; if remainder 0 in 2 digit numbers

    je ending ; don't print more

    cinvoke printf, "-" ; else, print dash

Single:

    cmp DwORD[Remainder], 0 ; if remainder 0

    je Zero

    cmp DwORD[Remainder], 1 ; if remainder 1

    je One

    cmp DwORD[Remainder], 2 ; if remainder 2

    je Two

    cmp DwORD[Remainder], 3 ; if remainder 3

    je Three

    cmp DwORD[Remainder], 4 ; if remainder 4

    je Four

    cmp DwORD[Remainder], 5 ; if remainder 5

    je Five

    cmp DwORD[Remainder], 6 ; if remainder 6

    je Six

    cmp DwORD[Remainder], 7 ; if remainder 7

    je Seven

    cmp DwORD[Remainder], 8 ; if remainder 8

    je Eight

    cmp DwORD[Remainder], 9 ; if remainder 9

    je Nine

Zero:

    cinvoke printf, "zero"

    jmp ending

One:

    cinvoke printf, "one"

    jmp ending

Two:

    cinvoke printf, "two"

    jmp ending

Three:

    cinvoke printf, "three"

    jmp ending

Four:

    cinvoke printf, "four"

    jmp ending

Five:

    cinvoke printf, "five"

    jmp ending

Six:

    cinvoke printf, "six"

    jmp ending

Seven:

    cinvoke printf, "seven"

    jmp ending

Eight:

    cinvoke printf, "eight"

    jmp ending

Nine:

    cinvoke printf, "nine"

    jmp ending

Tens:

    cmp DwORD[Remainder], 0 ; if remainder 0

    je Ten

    cmp DwORD[Remainder], 1 ; if remainder 1

    je Eleven

    cmp DwORD[Remainder], 2 ; if remainder 2

    je Twelve

    cmp DwORD[Remainder], 3 ; if remainder 3

    je Thirteen

    cmp DwORD[Remainder], 4 ; if remainder 4

    je Fourteen

    cmp DwORD[Remainder], 5 ; if remainder 5

    je Fifteen

    cmp DwORD[Remainder], 6 ; if remainder 6

    je Sixteen

    cmp DwORD[Remainder], 7 ; if remainder 7

    je Seventeen

    cmp DwORD[Remainder], 8 ; if remainder 8

    je Eighteen

    cmp DwORD[Remainder], 9 ; if remainder 9

    je Nineteen

Ten:

    cinvoke printf, "ten"

    jmp ending

Eleven:

    cinvoke printf, "eleven"

    jmp ending

Twelve:

    cinvoke printf, "twelve"

    jmp ending

Thirteen:

    cinvoke printf, "thirteen"

    jmp ending

Fourteen:

    cinvoke printf, "fourteen"

    jmp ending

Fifteen:

    cinvoke printf, "fifteen"

    jmp ending

Sixteen:

    cinvoke printf, "sixteen"

    jmp ending

Seventeen:

    cinvoke printf, "seventeen"

    jmp ending

Eighteen:

    cinvoke printf, "eighteen"

    jmp ending

Nineteen:

    cinvoke printf, "nineteen"

ending:

    cinvoke printf, "%c%c%c%c", 10, 13, 10, 13 ; leave empty line

    jmp readLoop ; read another number

endProgram:

    call [getchar] ; wait until user presses a key

    mov esp, ebp

    pop ebp

    call [ExitProcess] ; exit the program

; Import section

section '.idata' import data readable

library kernel32, 'kernel32.dll', \

        msvcrt,'msvcrt.dll'

import kernel32, \

import msvcrt, \

        printf, 'printf', scanf, 'scanf', \

        getchar, 'getchar'

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