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    The document is an assembly language program that takes a name as input from the user, stores it in an array, determines the length of the name, and then uses a loop to reverse the characters in the array and output the reversed name. It first prompts the user to enter a name and stores it in an array. It then determines the length of the name and stores it in a variable. Two loops are used - the first pushes the characters onto the stack from beginning to end, and the second pops the characters off the stack from end to beginning to reverse the order before outputting the reversed name.

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    The document is an assembly language program that takes a name as input from the user, stores it in an array, determines the length of the name, and then uses a loop to reverse the characters in the array and output the reversed name. It first prompts the user to enter a name and stores it in an array. It then determines the length of the name and stores it in a variable. Two loops are used - the first pushes the characters onto the stack from beginning to end, and the second pops the characters off the stack from end to beginning to reverse the order before outputting the reversed name.

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    The document is an assembly language program that takes a name as input from the user, stores it in an array, determines the length of the name, and then uses a loop to reverse the characters in the array and output the reversed name. It first prompts the user to enter a name and stores it in an array. It then determines the length of the name and stores it in a variable. Two loops are used - the first pushes the characters onto the stack from beginning to end, and the second pops the characters off the stack from end to beginning to reverse the order before outputting the reversed name.

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    Assignment 6

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    The document is an assembly language program that takes a name as input from the user, stores it in an array, determines the length of the name, and then uses a loop to reverse the characters in the array and output the reversed name. It first prompts the user to enter a name and stores it in an array. It then determines the length of the name and stores it in a variable. Two loops are used - the first pushes the characters onto the stack from beginning to end, and the second pops the characters off the stack from end to beginning to reverse the order before outputting the reversed name.

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    ZARRAR ALI

    include irvine32.inc
    .data
    array byte 10h dup(0)
    num1 dd ?
    msg1 byte 'Enter name ',0
    msg2 byte 'Reverse name ',0
    .code
    main proc

    mov edx,offset msg1


    call writestring
    mov edx,offset array
    mov ecx,sizeof array
    call readstring

    mov ecx,eax
    mov num1,ecx
    mov ax,0
    mov esi,0
    mov edi,0
    Loop1:
    mov al,array[esi]
    push ax
    inc esi
    loop Loop1
    mov ecx,num1
    mov ax,0
    Loop2:
    pop ax
    mov array[edi],al
    inc edi
    loop Loop2
    mov edx,offset msg2
    call writestring
    mov edx,offset array
    call writestring
    call crlf

    exit
    main endp
    end main

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