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Home Task 12 – Final Assignment

1. SHL Instruction (Shift Left)


Question: Write an assembly program to multiply a given 8-bit integer in the AL register by
16 using the SHL instruction. Display the result in Decimal format using Kip Irvine's library.
Hint:
 Understand how shifting bits left by 4 positions corresponds to multiplying by 16.
 Consider the effects of overflow.

2. SHR Instruction (Shift Right)


Question: Write an assembly program that divides a given unsigned 16-bit integer in AX by
2 using the SHR instruction. Store the quotient in BX and display it in decimal format.
Hint:
 Observe how SHR shifts bits and performs unsigned division.
 Handle any remainder separately if needed.

3. SAL and SAR Instructions (Shift Arithmetic Left/Right)


Question: Create a Indicate the hexadecimal value of AL after each shift:
a. Load AL with 7Dh and perform a right shift by 1 bit using SHR.
b. Load AL with 7Dh and perform a left shift by 3 bits using SHL.
c. Load AL with 92h and perform a right arithmetic shift by 1 bit using SAR.
d. Load AL with 92h and perform a left arithmetic shift by 3 bits using SAL.
Provide the final value of AL for each operation. And display it

4. ROL Instruction (Rotate Left)


Question: Write an assembly program that rotates the bits of an 8-bit value in AL left by 3
positions. Display the result before and after the rotation in binary format.
Hint:
 Use Kip Irvine's procedures for converting numbers to binary strings for display.

5. ROR Instruction (Rotate Right)


Question: Create a program to rotate the bits of a 16-bit value in AX right by 5 positions.
Use ROR instruction and display both the original and the modified value in hexadecimal
format.
6. RCL and RCR Instructions (Rotate Through Carry Left/Right)
Question: Write a program to rotate the contents of a 16-bit register DX through the carry
flag left by 1 position. Demonstrate the role of the carry flag by printing its value before and
after the operation.

7. SHLD/SHRD Instructions (Shift Left/Right Double)


Question: Design a program to combine two 16-bit numbers in AX and BX into a 32-bit
result using SHLD and SHRD. Store the final result in EAX and display it in hexadecimal
format.
Hint:
 Use SHLD to shift bits from one register to another while preserving alignment.

8. ADC Instruction (Add with Carry)


Question: Write an assembly program to add two 32-bit numbers stored in EAX and EBX,
considering a carry from a previous operation. Use ADC and display the final sum in decimal
format.
Hint:
 Ensure the carry flag is appropriately set or cleared before the addition.

9. SBB Instruction (Subtract with Borrow)


Question: Create a program to subtract two 16-bit signed integers in AX and BX,
considering a borrow. Use SBB and display the final result in signed decimal format.
Hint:
 Pay attention to the borrow flag and how it affects subtraction.

10. MUL and DIV


Solve this Equation with any Dummy values yourselves. var4 = (var1 * var2) / (var2 –
var3)

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