"Generate $10$ random numbers between $0$ and

$100$ and store them in memory $($e$.$g$.,6,4,15,23,54,32,12,34,5,7).$ Find

the largest and smallest among these numbers. Then, write a program that

calculates the factorial of the remainder of the division of the largest by the

smallest and stores it in the AX register.

Recommendation:

Use memory addressing and loops $($Recall

previous weeks.$).$ Perform operations with $8-$bit registers due to limited

register availability. You can use JA$,$ JL$,$ or any other commands you prefer.

When dividing with a $16-$bit register, remember that the remainder is stored in

the DX register. Those using arrays will receive an additional $10$ points.