代写Module CSE101 Computer Systems C/C++、C/C++设计代做

Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering Page | 1 Topic Practical Assignment 3 Assignment Type  Assessed  Non-assessed  Individual  Group Module CSE101 Computer Systems Due Date November 7th, 2018 (Wednesday) 1. Assignment Write an assembly program that runs a loop, accepting one alphanumeric character at a time. For each alphanumeric character entered by the user, a message indicating character type (i.e. uppercase, lowercase, even or odd) is displayed immediately thereafter. Four variable counters are used to track the number of occurrences of these 4 character types. To terminate the program at any time, the user can enter an asterisk symbol “*”. At the end of the program, print the actual number of entries, and the values of the four variable counters. 2. Learning Outcome 1. To understand the components of a computer system, their functions, and interactions. 2. To develop inline assembly programming skills. 3. Requirements and Assessment Your program MUST be developed using Visual C++ inline assembly language. 1. Your program can compile and run. (10 marks) 2. Create a counter to store the number of alphanumeric characters the user needs to enter. Ensure the input is a positive integer. Should the user inputs a zero or a negative integer, print a message to remind the user to enter a positive integer then prompt the user again. (10 marks) 3. Based on the counter above, create a loop to prompt the user to input one alphanumeric character at a time. Display a message immediately after the input to indicate character type, i.e. uppercase, lowercase, even or odd. (10 marks) 4. Allow for terminat代写留学生Module CSE101 Computer Systems C/C++实验、C/C++课程设计代做留学生ion of the loop when the user inputs an asterisk symbol “*”. Remember to also complete step 5 below after termination. (5 marks) 5. Before exiting, print the actual number of entries, and the values of the 4 variable counters, i.e. UCcount, LCcount, EVENcount and ODDcount. (10 marks) 6. Well-commented, stapled program listing for your solution. (55 marks) 4. Sample Output A sample output from the program is shown below. Enter number of loops: -3 // number out of range Please enter a positive integer. Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering Page | 2 Enter number of loops: 5 Enter alphanumeric character 1: b Lowercase Enter alphanumeric character 2: A Uppercase Enter alphanumeric character 3: 3 Odd Enter alphanumeric character 4: 6 Even Enter alphanumeric character 5: * Number of entries is 4 Number of uppercase characters is 1 Number of lowercase characters is 1 Number of even numbers is 1 Number of odd numbers is 1 Program ends. 5. What to do during the assessment upon the due date? 1. Sign for attendance at the pre-scheduled assessment timeslot. 2. Demonstrate and explain to the lab demonstrator that your program works for the problem assigned. 3. Hand in a well-commented, stapled program listing with the module title and your name/student number shown on the title page. Your program listing should not exceed 6 pages. 4. You must also sign and declare non-plagiarism. 5. Submission after the due date will adhere to the University’s policy on late submission. ---------- End of Document ----------转自：http://ass.3daixie.com/2018110618113594.html