Assembly Language Program to print Strings in multiple lines (8086)
In this article, you’ll be learning how to write a Assembly Language Program to print Strings in multiple lines (8086). For this example code, we’ll have three different strings saved on the Registers and will be printed in different lines.
Title: 8086 Assembly Program to print String “Hello World, Good Morning, Have Good Day” in 3 different lines
Description: If you have seen your first Hello World ALP, this assembly program prints STRING from .DATA, but in three different lines. So, here we’ll be saving 3 different Strings to .DATA, and then print them one by one. From our first Hello World ALP hope you have understood the use of mnemonics to display the string and the interrupt request.
8086 ALP to convert ASCII to Hexadecimal number
Problem: Write an Assembly Language Program to convert ASCII to Hexadecimal number.
Title: 8086 ALP to convert ASCII to Hexadecimal number
8086 ALP to check if input number is Prime or not
Title: Code for 8086 ALP to check if input number is prime or not.
Description: This 8086 Assembly language program is to check if the user inputted number is prime or not. This program allows user to give the number to test, and the 8086 ALP to check if input number is Prime or not.
Assembly Language Program to Print “Hello World” in 8086
Title: 8086 Assembly Language Program – ALP to print string Hello World
8086 ALP to check whether the input string is palindrome or not
Problem: Write a assembly language program in 8086 to check whether the input string is palindrome or not.
8086 ALP to read letters in Lower case and convert to Upper case
Problem: Program to read a letter in Lower case and print it after converting it in to Upper case letter
8086 ALP to read and compare two strings using subroutine
Question: Write an assembly language program in 8086 to read and compare two strings using Subroutine.
Assembly Program to Find the Largest of the 3 Number
Question: Write an assembly language program to find the largest of the three number 06H, 0AH and 0BH, and store the result in 4200H.
Assembly Language Program to add 10 Bytes Data
Question: Write an assembly language program to add 10 data bytes. Data is stored in memory location starting from 4460H. The result is 8 bits only and in stored in 4480H.