;;;;; Q1: Don't forget to document your program

; Name:

; Date:

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;;;;; Answer each question below by writing code at the APPROPRIATE places in the file

;;;;; Putting your answer immediately after the question is not necessarily the correct place

;;;;; Q2: Write the directive to bring in the IO library

;;;;; Q3: Create a constant called SECS_PER_MIN and initialize it to 60

;;;;; Q4: Create a constant called SECS_PER_DAY by using SECS_PER_MIN (of Q3) in an integer expression constant

;;;;; Q5: Define an array of 25 signed doublewords, use any array name you like. Initialize:

;;;;; - the 1st element to 10

;;;;; - the 2nd element to the hexadecimal value C2

;;;;; - the 3rd element to the binary value 10101

;;;;; - the 4th element to the SECS_PER_MIN constant defined in Q3

;;;;; and leave the rest of the array uninitialized.

;;;;; Q6. Define the string "Output is ", use any variable name you like.

;;;;; Q7. Define a prompt that asks the user for a negative number

;;;;; Q8. Write code to print to screen the value of eax after SECS_PER_DAY is stored in eax (first line of code below)

;;;;; Use the string you defined in Q6 as the text explanation for your output

;;;;; Q9. Write code to prompt the user for a negative number, using the prompt string that you defined in Q7

;;;;; Q10. Write code to read in the user input, which is guaranteed to be a negative number

;;;;; Q11. Write code to print "Output is " and then echo to screen the user input number

;;;;; Q12. Write code to print "Output is " and then print the first element of the array defined in Q5

;;;;; The output should not contain a + or - sign

;;;;; Q13. Build, run, and debug your code

;;;;; Your output should be similar to this (without the commented explanation)

;;;;; Output is 86400 ; printing SECS_PER_DAY

;;;;; Enter a negative number: -2

;;;;; Output is -2 ; echo user input number

;;;;; Output is 10 ; print first element of array

;;;;; Press any key to continue . . .

;;;;; Q14. At the end of the source file, without using semicolons (;), add a comment block

;;;;; to show how bigData appears in memory (should be the same 8 hexadecimal values as in lab 2),

;;;;; and explain why the data in memory looks different than the initialized value

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.data

bigData QWORD 1234567890abcdefh ; same bigData value as lab 2

.code

main PROC

mov eax, SECS_PER_DAY ; eax = HRS_PER_YEAR value

exit

main ENDP