assembly language programming (prime number)

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Published on 2010-04-23T20:45:53Z Indexed on 2010/04/23 20:53 UTC
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Prompt the user for a positive three digit number, then read it. Let's call it N.

Divide into N all integer values from 2 to (N/2)+1 and test to see if the division was even, in which case N is instantly shown to be non-prime. Output a message printing N and saying that it is not prime.

If none of those integer values divide evenly (remainder never is zero), then N is shown to be prime. Output a message printing N and saying that it is prime.

Ask the user if he or she wants to test another number; if the user types "n" or "N", quit. If "y" or "Y", jump back and repeat.

Comments in your code are essential.


Hi. I am kinda in rush to do this.. please help me doing it. I'll be much appreciated. thank you

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