Find Cube | 8086 Microprocessor Assembly Language Program

 This x86 Assembly Language program takes users input in 8086 Microprocessor Assembly Language and prints the cube of it.

To run this x86 Assembly Code you need to Download emu8086 software. Copy the following 8086 microprocessor Assembly Language code and paste this code to emu8086 and hit the play button.

TITLE PUCHTAA

.MODEL SMALL

.STACK 100H

.DATA

    MSG DB 0AH, 0DH, "ENTER A NUMBER TO FIND CUBE OF IT: $"

    OUT1 DB 0AH, 0DH, "CUBE OF $"

    OUT2 DB " IS $"

    QUIT DB 0AH, 0DH, "CONTINUE? Y FOR YES ELSE FOR NO: $"

   

.CODE

   

    MAIN:

        MOV AX, @DATA

        MOV DS, AX

    AGAIN:

        LEA DX, MSG

        MOV AH, 09H

        INT 21H

       

       

        MOV AH, 01H

        INT 21H

       

        PUSH AX

       

        CMP AL, 39H

        JG AGAIN

        CMP AL, 30H

        JL AGAIN

       

        PUSH AX

        PUSH AX

       

        SUB AL, 30H

        MOV BL, AL

        MUL BL

        AAM

               

        MOV BX, AX ; BH = 06, BL, 04 ; IF ENTERED 08

       

        POP AX

       

        SUB AL, 30H

       

        MUL BL

       

        AAM

       

        MOV CL, AL ; FIRST RESULT

        MOV CH, AH ;CARRY

        POP AX

       

        SUB AL, 30H

        MOV BL, AL

        MOV AL, BH

        MUL BL

        AAM

       

        ADD AL, CH

        AAA

       

        MOV BX, AX

       

       

        LEA DX, OUT1

        MOV AH, 09H

        INT 21H

       

        POP DX

        MOV AH, 02H

        INT 21H

       

        LEA DX, OUT2

        MOV AH, 09H

        INT 21H

       

        MOV DL, BH

        ADD DL, 30H

        MOV AH, 02H

        INT 21H

       

        MOV DL, BL

        ADD DL, 30H

        MOV AH, 02H

        INT 21H

       

       

        MOV DL, CL

        ADD DL, 30H

        MOV AH, 02H

        INT 21H

       

              

        LEA DX, QUIT

        MOV AH, 09H

        INT 21H

       

        MOV AH, 01H

        INT 21H

        OR AL, 20H

        CMP AL, 'y'

        JE AGAIN

       

        MOV AH, 04CH

        INT 21H

  END MAIN

OUTPUT 

TAGS:

• assembly language
• emu8086
• assembly code
• assembly language programming
• x86 assembly
• assembly language example
• cube of number assembly language

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TITLE PUCHTAA

.MODEL SMALL

.STACK 100H

.DATA

    MSG DB 0AH, 0DH, "ENTER A NUMBER TO SQUARE IT: $"

    OUT1 DB 0AH, 0DH, "SQUARE OF $"

    OUT2 DB " IS $"

    QUIT DB 0AH, 0DH, "CONTINUE? Y FOR YES ELSE FOR NO: $"

   

.CODE

   

    MAIN:

        MOV AX, @DATA

        MOV DS, AX

    AGAIN:

        LEA DX, MSG

        MOV AH, 09H

        INT 21H

               

        MOV AH, 01H

        INT 21H

       

        PUSH AX

       

        CMP AL, 39H

        JG AGAIN

        CMP AL, 30H

        JL AGAIN

       

        PUSH AX

       

        SUB AL, 30H

        MOV BL, AL

        MUL BL

        AAM

               

        MOV BX, AX

       

        LEA DX, OUT1

        MOV AH, 09H

        INT 21H

       

        POP DX

        MOV AH, 02H

        INT 21H

       

        LEA DX, OUT2

        MOV AH, 09H

        INT 21H

       

        MOV DL, BH

        ADD DL, 30H

        MOV AH, 02H

        INT 21H

       

        MOV DL, BL

        ADD DL, 30H

        MOV AH, 02H

        INT 21H

       

        LEA DX, QUIT

        MOV AH, 09H

        INT 21H

       

        MOV AH, 01H

        INT 21H

        OR AL, 20H

        CMP AL, 'y'

        JE AGAIN

       

        MOV AH, 04CH

        INT 21H

    END MAIN

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Getting Started with Python Programming as an absolute beginner with Thonny IDE

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Go ahead and download it by click on (Thonny). after you have downloaded thonny, you need to install it by clicking setup. When you install thonny python programming language automatically installs with it, you don't need to install it separately.

Thonny offers various features like syntax highlighting for code and comments, tabbed programming for parallel coding, and much more. If you are working on a python programming project and you need to install any package, thonny also offers package installation very quickly. You don't need to visit any website to install any python package. all you need to do is just go to Tools >> Manage Package >> then the following window will appear

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How To Print A Single Character in 8086 Assembly Language

 If you are getting started with 8086 assembly programming, you might encounter the elementary and very beginning program of your life, which is “how to print text in 8086 assembly language”. However, in most cases, the next step is to print a single character in the 8086 assembly language.

In an 8086 assembly language computer always works with registers of the microprocessor. in intel’s 8086 microprocessor, there are four basic general-purpose or data registers i.e.

Accumulator Register (AX)

Base Register (BX)

Counter Register (CX)

Data Register (DX)

Above mentioned registers are 16bit registers which means they consist of two bytes. These registers are further broken into ‘high byte’ and ‘low byte'. We can use them for any purpose we want. Look at the table below.

There are other types of registers as well, but for now, we will stick to them.

Now that we have an overview of Data registers, we can now write a simple assembly language program that prints single character output. 

First, we write our basic program template, which does nothing but is very important and will always be used in each assembly program.

TITLE SINGLE_CHARACTER_PRINTING

.MODEL SMALL

.STACK 100H

.DATA

;;THIS IS DATA SECTION

.CODE   

;THIS IS CODE SECTION

    MAIN:

        MOV AX, @DATA

        MOV DS, AX

        

        

            

        

        

        MOV AH, 04CH

        INT 21H

   END MAIN

If you don’t understand or want to understand more basics, you can follow this link for the instructions used in this program.

In the 8086 assembly language, a single character means one byte. Let’s say we want to print ‘A’ first, we need to move it to the data register, which is DX, and ‘A’ is one byte so that we will place it in the DL register. If you are confused, remember that if you want to print a single character, always move it to the ‘DL’ register.

MOV DL, ‘A’

MOV AH, 02H

INT 21H

Just add three lines in the above code, and you will see the output of the program. If you don't understand MOV AH, 02H and INT 21H, just go with it as at this point there is no need to get stuck to it. Just remember we write these three statements to display a single character. You just need to replace the ‘A’ in DL if you want to print something else.

Following is the complete code of above program

TITLE SINGLE_CHARACTER_PRINTING

.MODEL SMALL

.STACK 100H

.DATA

;;THIS IS DATA SECTION

.CODE   

;THIS IS CODE SECTION

    MAIN:

        MOV AX, @DATA

        MOV DS, AX

        

        MOV DL, 'A'

        MOV AH, 02H

        INT 21H

                        

        MOV AH, 04CH

        INT 21H

   END MAIN

You should see output of the program as 'A'

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Create Your Own Random Password Generator Using Python [Free Source Code]

This program generates random password using simple python script. This script can be a good small python project to be shown in your class or to your colleagues.

 

To begin programming our random password generator, first, we need to import 'random module' from python 3. This is built in module and you don't need to install any package for that. Simply write

 

import random

 

Next we define list to store password, which will be generated by script.

 

password = []

 

Next step is to define lists of characters, numbers and symbols for password. Keep in mind that these are user generated lists you can customize them according to your preference.

 

letters = ['A','B','C','D','E','F','G','H','I','J','K','L','M','N','O','P','Q','R','S','T','U','V','W','X','Y','Z','a','b','c', 'd', 'e','f','g','h','i','j','k','l','m','n','o','p','q','r','s','t','u','v','w','x','y','z']

 

numbers = ['1','2','3','4','5','6','7','8','9','0']

 

characters = ['+','(',')','*','%','^','$','_','@','=']

 

 

Now that we have laid basic bricks for our code, we must know the length of password that user want’s to generate and number of characters or symbols or numbers user wants to add to its password. To do this we define three input statements which ask user for its preference regarding password.  Simply write

no_letters = int(input("How many letters would you like in your password?\n"))

no_numbers = int(input("How many number would you like?\n"))

no_characters = int(input("How many symbols would you like?\n"))

 

above three statements take input from user and store them in variables called no_letters, no_numbers and no_characters, [You can use your own naming scheme], and store them as int type.

Next we start generating password by simply looping through our lists [letters, numbers and characters]. Go ahead and write

for x in range(0,no_letters):

    password += random.choice(letters)

 

for x in range(0,no_numbers):

    password += random.choice(numbers)

 

for x in range(0,no_characters):

    password += random.choice(characters)

 

now that password has been generated but it will contain sequential characters, just for understanding the password is not random so we will shuffle it by writing

 

random.shuffle(password)

 

and then we store it in a new password like this.

 

random.shuffle(password)

 

new_password = ""

 

for char in password:

    new_password += char

 

and in the last we just simply print it by writing

 

print(f"Your password is {new_password}")

 

putting everything together. Below is the complete code of random password generator python project. This code should run just fine on your machine.

 

 

Source Code 👇

#-------------------------------------------------------------------

#This program generates password randomly

import random

password = []

letters = ['A','B','C','D','E','F','G','H','I','J','K','L',

'M','N','O','P','Q','R','S','T','U','V','W','X','Y','Z','a',

'b','c', 'd', 'e','f','g','h','i','j','k','l','m','n','o','p',

'q','r','s','t','u','v','w','x','y','z']

numbers = ['1','2','3','4','5','6','7','8','9','0']

characters = ['+','(',')','*','%','^','$','_','@','=']

no_letters = int(input("How many letters would you like in your password?\n"))

no_numbers = int(input("How many number would you like?\n"))

no_characters = int(input("How many symbols would you like?\n"))

for x in range(0,no_letters):

    password += random.choice(letters)

for x in range(0,no_numbers):

    password += random.choice(numbers)

for x in range(0,no_characters):

    password += random.choice(characters)

random.shuffle(password)

new_password = ""

for char in password:

    new_password += char

print(f"Your password is {new_password}")

#-------------------------------------------------------------------

Output 👇

How many letters would you like in your password?

12

How many number would you like?

4

How many symbols would you like?

2

Your password is Tw5@4o1*b3ewiYQSzw

If you faced any kind of difficulty in writing this code or executing it, feel free to write in comment section below.

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