This LC-3 assembly language program will print the binary ASCII code for a single character typed by the user.

Details

The program must start at address x3000. Heres how the program must behave:

1. The program prints > , which serves as a prompt to tell the user that the program is waiting for input. The prompt string is a greater-than symbol, followed by a single space.

2. The user types a character on the keyboard. The user does not hit after the character is typed. The user character is printed on the console followed by a linefeed character.

3. The program prints a string that shows the 8-bit binary representation of the ASCII code for the character. The string must follow exactly the format shown below, where X is replaced by the users character and bbbbbbbb is replaced by the ASCII code:

The ASCII code for 'X' is bbbbbbbb

A linefeed is printed at the end of the string. (Your code will not print in boldface, of course; thats just used for emphasis here.)

4. The program halts. Do not use subroutines (the JSR instruction) for this assignment. Points will be deducted if you do.