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    This document provides instructions for a midterm assignment that requires students to write two subroutines in assembly language. The first subroutine called ABS returns the absolute value of a signed number. The second subroutine called LIMIT returns a value M based on comparing an input value N to input values N1 and N2, where N1 is greater than N2. Students must submit pseudocode and assembly code for both subroutines and include it in their submission on Carmen by the due date.

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    This document provides instructions for a midterm assignment that requires students to write two subroutines in assembly language. The first subroutine called ABS returns the absolute value of a signed number. The second subroutine called LIMIT returns a value M based on comparing an input value N to input values N1 and N2, where N1 is greater than N2. Students must submit pseudocode and assembly code for both subroutines and include it in their submission on Carmen by the due date.

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    This document provides instructions for a midterm assignment that requires students to write two subroutines in assembly language. The first subroutine called ABS returns the absolute value of a signed number. The second subroutine called LIMIT returns a value M based on comparing an input value N to input values N1 and N2, where N1 is greater than N2. Students must submit pseudocode and assembly code for both subroutines and include it in their submission on Carmen by the due date.

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    This document provides instructions for a midterm assignment that requires students to write two subroutines in assembly language. The first subroutine called ABS returns the absolute value of a signed number. The second subroutine called LIMIT returns a value M based on comparing an input value N to input values N1 and N2, where N1 is greater than N2. Students must submit pseudocode and assembly code for both subroutines and include it in their submission on Carmen by the due date.

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    MT02  ECE2560 Page1 of 1

    MT02 ECE2560 Sp 2020
    Due date: Sunday April 12, 11:59pm
    Collaboration with other students is not allowed

    Write the following two subroutines:

    Subroutine 1: name ABS

    This subroutine returns the absolute value of a signed number
    Input: N
    Output: Absolute value of N

    Subroutine 2: name LIMIT
    Input1: N1
    Input2: N2
    Input3: N
          Subroutine assumes that N1 > N2
    Output: M

    M = N1 if N >= N1
    M = N    if   N > N2 and N < N1
    M = N2 if N <= N2

    All input, output and local variables should be handled on the stack.

    Use the word template and instructions contained on our web site to submit your 
    screenshots to Carmen. Do not email directly to your TA or me. Files emailed to the TA 
    or me will not be accepted. Include the following in your submission:
    i) Pseudo code of the two subroutine
    ii) Assembly language source code of the two subroutines

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