Question

We have been learning about loops in Assembly language.

In this project you need to write a program that will print every other capital letter of the alphabet, starting with A. For example, your output would start: A C E G I ...

Answer 1

To print every other capital letter of the alphabet in Assembly language, you can use a loop and a condition to check if the letter should be printed. Example code is provided to demonstrate how this can be done.

Step-by-step explanation:

In Assembly language, loops can be used to repeat a block of code multiple times. To write a program that will print every other capital letter of the alphabet, we can use a loop to iterate through the letters and a condition to check if the letter should be printed.

Here's an example of how the program could be implemented in Assembly language:

MOV AL, 'A' ; Initialize the letter to be printed

LOOP:
MOV AH, 2 ; Print the letter
INT 21h

ADD AL, 2 ; Move to the next letter (every other letter)

CMP AL, 'Z' ; Check if the entire alphabet has been printed
JG DONE

JMP LOOP ; Repeat the loop

DONE:

In this code, the loop starts with the letter 'A', prints it, and then moves to the next letter using the ADD instruction. The loop continues until the letter 'Z' is reached.