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Thank you so much! It finally works! Yes! I wouldn't have been able to understand this problem had it not been for you, Mark44. You are amazing! Thanks again!

Wow! That's makes so much more sense! Based off what you said, I have a program that gives me the right numbers and that stops at the right time. There's just one more thing: All of the even numbers 2-22 show up in location 30 instead of being a list (I can't understand why). I just found out...

I took your advice, and I was able to come up with more of a loop format. I don't know what it is about this problem, but I can't get the right numbers in the right increments. My new program is a loop starting at location 30 but 1) the program starts with a 2 in location 30, then changes it to...

I have the program below. The idea is to use a loop in order to list the even numbers 2-22 ( 2 and 22 included) in memory locations 30-40, and then stop. The program I have below only goes through 16, it doesn't seem to stop, and I don't know if the loop is quite right (there's no actual loop...

Thank you so much for the website, Mark44! I read through the material, but unfortunately, I still seem to be struggling with the problem. I tried to insert labels to see if that would work, but up to this point, the program still isn't working. I will continue working on it as long as I need to.

I actually just figured this one out. Thank you for the pointer, though!

Hi Grep. I'm still trying to figure out the loop index for this program. I'm using base ten assembly language for the xComputer, and my computer is a Windows. I hope that I'll be able to figure something out so that I can consult with you on it. Thank you for your advice.

The three equations below represent three different logic expressions using and, or and not gates of two boolean variables A and B. A boolean variable can take only one of two possible values: True or False. Which of the two expressions are identical, meaning that for any combination of A...

Write an assembly language program that uses ten memory locations (variables) filled with 0, starting at Address 30, and that stores the values 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, and 22 in them. Your program will store 2 at Address 30, 4 at address 31, 6 at address 32, etc. Your program must...