Using the 8086 assembly programming language, convert a binary string to decimal. Accept buffered user input in the form of a 16-bit binary string. Convert to unsigned integer and print to the screen. If the user enters less than 16 bits, you may pad the binary number with zeros on the left.

Sample Execution: Enter a 16-bit binary number: 1001111001011100

The decimal unsigned integer equivalent is 40540.

Enter a 16-bit binary number: 01100

The decimal unsigned integer equivalent is 12.