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* There were several ways to write the program.  Here's one below that uses different instructions.
 
* There were several ways to write the program.  Here's one below that uses different instructions.
 
* Importantly, you have to make sure that the address you specify for the data with the '''@''' symbol is '''above''' the address of the last instruction, which is a '''hlt''' instruction.  If you do not, then your program overwrites the instructions at the end of your program and you have a program with a '''major''' bug on your hands!
 
* Importantly, you have to make sure that the address you specify for the data with the '''@''' symbol is '''above''' the address of the last instruction, which is a '''hlt''' instruction.  If you do not, then your program overwrites the instructions at the end of your program and you have a program with a '''major''' bug on your hands!
 
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* Note: in the program below, whatever follows a semicolon is a comment, something that the processor will not execute!
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<code><pre>
 
<code><pre>
 
; Assembly language program that initializes 10 variables with
 
; Assembly language program that initializes 10 variables with
 
; a specific series of integers: 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19.
 
; a specific series of integers: 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19.
 
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;
start:  lod-c 1
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start:  lod-c 1        ;AC <- 1
         sto var1
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         sto var1       ;var1 <- AC which is 1
         add-c 2
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         add-c 2         ;AC <- AC + 2. AC now contains 3
         sto var2
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         sto var2       ;var2 <- AC, or 3
         lod-c 5
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         lod-c 5        ;AC <- 5
         sto var3
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         sto var3       ;var3 <- 5
         add-c 2
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         add-c 2         ;AC <- 5+ 2 = 7
         sto var4
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         sto var4       ;var4 <- 7
         inc  
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         inc             ;AC <- AC + 1 = 8
         inc  
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         inc             ;AC <- AC + 1 = 9
         sto var5
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         sto var5       ;var5 <- 9
         add-c 2
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         add-c 2         ;AC <- 11
         sto var6
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         sto var6       ;var6 <- 11
         add-c 2
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         add-c 2         ;AC <- 13
         sto var7
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         sto var7       ;var7 <- 13
         add-c 2
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         add-c 2         ;AC <- 15
         sto var8
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         sto var8       ;var8 <- 13
         add-c 2
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         add-c 2         ;AC <- 17
         sto var9
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         sto var9       ;var9 <- 17
         add-c 2
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         add-c 2         ;AC <- 19
         sto var10
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         sto var10       ;var10 <- 19
         hlt
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         hlt             ;program stops
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@30
 
@30
var1:  data
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var1:  0
var2:  data
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var2:  0
var3:  data
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var3:  0
var4:  data
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var4:  0
var5:  data
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var5:  0
var6:  data
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var6:  0
var7:  data
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var7:  0
var8:  data
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var8:  0
var9:  data
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var9:  0
var10:  data
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var10:  0
  
 
</pre></code>
 
</pre></code>
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