Part $3-$ PRINTDEC $-45$ Points $-$ Print a $16-$bit number as decimal.

$1.$ Use DIV and MOD from previous steps in this assignment.

NOTE that the DIV and MOD algorithms listed above will not work with negative values.

When testing only use R$1$ and R$2$ values which are less than x$8000$ hexadecimal or less than $32768$ in

decimal. For this assignment, you can assume R$0$ will never contain a value greater than x$7$FFF when

calling PRINTDEC.

$2.$ A $16-$bit number will be stored in R$0.$ You will have to figure out each digit one at a time and print

each.

$3.$ DO NOT PRINT leading zeros. Loop until a non$-$zero digit is found and then print the rest of the digits.

YOU CAN NOT ignore all zeros. Only ignore leading zeros.

$4.$ DO NOT PRINT a newline at the end.

$5.$ Your program should print a single $0$ if R$0$ is $0.$

Main should look like this when submitting part $3.$

$.$orig x$3000$

JSR PRINTDEC

JSR PRINTDEC

HALT

Assume you have a number like $12345$ in R$0.$

Divide $12345$ by $10000$ to get $1,$ add $48$ and print it$.$

Divide $12345$ by $1000$ to get $12.$ Mod $12$ by $10$ to get $2,$ add $48$ and print it$.$

Divide $12345$ by $100$ to get $123.$ Mod $123$ by $10$ to get $3,$ add $48$ and print it$.$

Divide $12345$ by $10$ to get $1234.$ Mod $1234$ by $10$ to get $4,$ add $48$ and print it$.$

Divide $12345$ by $1$ to get $12345.$ Mod $12345$ by $10$ to get $5,$ add $48$ and print it$.$

Assume you have a number like $123$ in R$0.$

Divide $123$ by $10000$ to get $0.$ Ignore it$.$

Divide $123$ by $1000$ to get $0.$ Ignore it$.$

Divide $123$ by $100$ to get $1.$ Mod $1$ by $10$ to get $1,$ add $48$ and print it$.$

Divide $123$ by $10$ to get $12.$ Mod $12$ by $10$ to get $2,$ add $48$ and print it$.$

Divide $123$ by $1$ to get $123.$ Mod $123$ by $10$ to get $3,$ add $48$ and print it$.$