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Thanks David :-) I will give this a try and let you know how things went! I really appreciate your help!

Looks like William_III made reference to my ftp site for some reason. I appreciate the extra hand, but this is my code and I've worked very hard on it, so maybe you just forgot to make mention?

For Lab9a, I understand the concept. If a user enters 25, 2 and 5 are pushed onto the stack. When outputed, 5 is popped first then 2, so the output would read 52. (I understand that this is not the number fifty-two but is just simply the number five and two). What this program does is...

Lab9a works somewhat. If I enter 25, the output I get is 2/ My ah register may have garbage in it and I haven't tried "mov ah, 0" yet. (Demo9a under project folder) Lab9b I figured out. Lab9c is almost identical except that it only counts alphanumeric characters (which I figured...

The ftp link above is correct but the hyperlink is not. (obviously). this is the link, after TARGET="_new"> You can copy and paste into your web browser from ftp down to and including .nu "ftp://8086assembly@assembly.mine.nu The password is -> assembly I am in dire need of...

Mark, Thank you so much for responding. If at all possible, I would like code with comments explaining the syntax. I learn better this way. I'm sure you're busy with your profession and I thank you for taking the time to respond to my concern for this project. I find 8086 Assebmly...

Hello, my name is Jenny and I am a 21 yr old student at a local college and I am in dire need of help regarding 8086 Assembly using Turbo Assembler. The project preparation programs are as follows: Lab9a.asm -> reading and writing multiple-digit integer. Lab9b.asm -> File I/O reading...