Problem #1 (Chapter 10 Problem 9)
Write a program that uses XLAT to (a) read a line of text, and (b) print It on the next line with all small letters converted to capitals. The Input line may contaln any characters-small letters, capital, letters, digit characters, punctuation, and so on.
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Problem #2 (Chapter 10 Problem 10)
Write a procedure printhex that uses XLAT to display the content of BX as four hex digits. Test it In a program that lets the user type a four-digit hex Integer, stores it in BX using the hex Input algorithm of section 7.4, and calls PRINTHEX to print It on
the next line.
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Problem #3 (Chapter 11 Problem 8)
A palindrome is a character string that reads the same forward or backward. In deciding if a string is a palindrome, we ignore blanks, punctuation, and letter case. For example “Madam, I’m Adam” or “A man, a plan, a canal, Panama”
Write a program that (a) lets the user input a string (b) prints it forward and backward without punctuation and blank on succesive lines, and (c) decides whether it is a palindrome and prints the conclusion.
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Problem #4 (Chapter 11 Problem 8)
In a spreadsheet applications, it is useful to display numbers right justified in fixed fields. For example, these numbers are right justified in a fixed filed of 10 characters:
12345
2342545
56
Write a program to read ten numbers of upto 10 digits each, and display them as above.
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Homework
1. Chapter 11 Problem 10
2. All Lab works in this lab
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