Author -- Muhammad Khaqan Nasir
Discover the magic of 8086 assembly with our easy-to-follow emulator-compatible codes! π₯οΈ Dive into basic input/output, introductory algorithms, and more. Start your journey into assembly programming today! π»
The 8086 microprocessor is a 16-bit processor with a 20-bit address bus capable of addressing 1MB of memory. It has 14 registers, each 16 bits wide, including:
- General Purpose Registers: AX, BX, CX, DX
- Segment Registers: CS, DS, SS, ES
- Pointer and Index Registers: SP, BP, SI, DI
- Instruction Pointer: IP
- Flag Register: FLAGS
The 8086 operates in two modes: minimum (single processor) mode and maximum (multiprocessor) mode. It supports pipelined architecture, allowing simultaneous fetching, decoding, and executing of instructions.
Description: This program creates an 11 x 11 pattern with a name in the middle.
Description: This program reads 3 numbers from the user and displays the maximum and minimum.
Description: This program addresses an assignment question related to addressing modes.
Description: This program converts an uppercase letter to a lowercase letter.
Description: This program copies 100 bytes from array1 to array2.
Description: This program calculates the factorial of 2 hexadecimal numbers.
Description: This program inputs 2 numbers and calculates their sum.
Description: This program determines the maximum or minimum of a set of numbers.
Description: This program prints even or odd numbers within a specified range.
Description: This program reads the first, middle, and last characters of a name and prints them on a new line.
Description: This program separates odd and even numbers from an array and counts them separately.
Description: This program converts a single bit decimal number to binary.
Description: This program generates the multiplication table of 2 using characters.
Description: This program generates the multiplication table of any given number.
Description: This program converts a binary number to decimal and hexadecimal.
Description: This program determines if numbers in the range 0-255 are even or odd.
Description: This program removes zeros from stack values (easy version).
Description: This program calculates the factorial of a single digit (easy version).
Description: This program handles student information data (very easy version).
π₯οΈ CPU: Central Processing Unit
πΎ Memory: Primary Storage
π I/O Devices: Input/Output Devices
π Bus: Communication Pathways
π¦ Cache: High-Speed Storage
ποΈ Register: Small, Fast Storage