MIPS Assembly program: Accept N numbers from the user and sort
the N numbers using any...
MIPS Assembly program: Accept N numbers from the user and sort
the N numbers using any sorting algorithm. Print both the sorted
array and unsorted array. N should be greater than or equal to
10.
Write a MIPS assembly program to calculate the Fibonacci numbers
from 1..n using the recursive method. The
definition of a Fibonacci number is F(n) = F(n-1) + F(n-2).
The implementation must follow the following guidelines:
Prompt the user for a number n
Allocate heap memory to hold the exact number of elements in
the Fibonacci sequence for n
Implement recursive Fibonacci method as a subprogram
Print the Fibonacci sequence array
using MIPs assembly, ask the user to enter two
numbers. Then multiply the two numbers using bit shifting (not
'mul'). This should work multiplying 2 positive numbers, 2 negative
numbers, and a positive/negative number.
Then output the result and ask user if he/she has more
calculations to complete.
MIPS Assembly LanguageWrite a MIPS assembly language program that asks the user to
input an integer and then prints out a string that shows how that
integer should be encoded using 16 bits. Your program should handle
both positive and negative valued inputs. Your program should also
print out an error message if the given input cannot be expressed
as a 16 bit signed integer.As an example, if the input is 12, your program should output
“0000000000001100”. If the input...
Using MatLab
Write a program which will:
a. Accept two numbers from the user m and n
b. Define an array with the dimensions a(n,m) and fill it with
random numbers in the range of -100 to 100 inclusive.
c. Accept from the user two row numbers. Multiply the two rows
(element by element) and find the sum. Print the result.
d. Accept from the user two column numbers. Add the two columns
(element by element) and find the sum....
In MIPS assembly:
Ask the user to enter two numbers and an operation (+ - /
*).
Print the expression back to the user with a blank after the =
sign (since the calculation is not being completed.
in MIPS assembly, ask a user for two numbers and to
either enter a '1' for addition or '2' for subtraction. using jal,
jump to the appropriate procedure for additing or subtracting. then
print out result and ask if there is another calculation (terminate
program if 'no').
Write a MIPS assembly program that prompts the user first for a
string, then for a character. The program should then search the
string for the character and print out the number of times the
character appears in the string. You can use as many restrictions
as you want, just be sure to list them. You must allocate space in
the .data segment of your program for the user string.
Write a MIPS Assembly language program to request a file name
from the user, open the file, read the contents, and write out the
contents to the console.
This is what I have so far:
.data
fileName: .space 100
prompt1: .asciiz "Enter the file name:
"
prompt2: .asciiz ""
prompt3: .asciiz "\n"
buffer: .space 4096
.text
main:
#
li $v0, 4
la $a0, prompt1
...
Using C# programming language, Write a program that sort three
numbers entered by the user using only if and nested if statements.
If for instance the user entered 5, 2, and 7; the program should
display 2,5,7.