1.
Write a function in Assembly language that takes a value passed to it in A register. (write only
the function code.) The function: (1) first prints the value as a hex number (2) then prints the
value as a decimal number (two digits) (3) then determines if the value is a printable ACSII
character, and if so prints the character, but if it is not a printable character, the # character is
printed instead. Example: if the value passed in A register is 41 hex, the function prints 41 65 A.
Your function may call the standard terminal I/O functions such a and out2hex to do its work.
You must provide any code or function needed for converting to decimal. it is important to write
this function in such a way that the stack is used to save and restore registers, so that none of the
registers have been modified when the function returns.
Solution
Solution :
To convert the input value of register in hex number and decimal number, get the offset address
and set the number of ascii with start from highest byte like -
Function -
mov gi, offset ascii
mov dl, 5
rol fd,8 // starting with highest byte // use increase and decrease counter
At end 1 + output string
// output is in hex decimal and decimal number of input number
// In last the output prints the ascii and character too ..............................
mov s,8 ;
print s;

2.
or s,60h; // convert to ascii from value
mov d,s;
mov sh,2;
mov fd,d; // print of character
..... Termination .......