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Hi I need help writting this in Higher Assembly Language. I appreciate the help!

Project 04 2 rite a program to read some numbers. Student Nane Project 3 Enter a positive number, 0 to stop: 45 Enter a positive number. to stop: 6 Enter a positive number. to stop: 23 Enter a positive number. 0 to stop: 3 Enter a positive number, 0 to stop: 90 Enter a positive number, 0 to stop: 56 Enter a positive number, 0 to stop: 87 Enter a positive nunber to stop: 51 Enter a positive number, 0 to stop: 44 Enter a positive nunber. to stop: 49 Enter a positive number. to stop: 65 Enter a positive nunber. 0 to stop: 98 Enter a positive nunber, 0 to stop: 79 Enter a positive nunber. to stop: 0 - The program saves the number into heap memory. - The program stops when oa zero is eniered Program displays the numbers in the order of input in g single line. Make sure that you print top nd bottom lines with your own name with appropriate new lines. (Also see the next slide) 45 67 23 3 90 56 87 51 44 49 65 98 79 Student Name End of Project 3 CS 17, Project04 (w18 Project 04 -Details First print your name, and the project number. See the previous window. - Then prompts and read the numbers. Stay on the same line, i.e., keep prompt and the answer on one line Work with 32-bit unsigned integers. No error checking. Tesi the program with data which are within the limits CMD windows width is small and not expandable. keep your output width under 70 - haracters: 28 30 48 50 68 78 Follow the previous programs style and commenting. CS 17, Project 04 (w18

Answer 1

#include <stdio.h>
void main()
{
int num,a[100],i=0,n=0;
printf("Student Name - Project 3\n");
printf("\nEnter a positive number, 0 to stop:");
scanf ("%d", &num);
while (1)
{
a[i]=num;
printf("Enter a positive number, 0 to stop:");
scanf ("%d", &num);
if(num==0)
{
printf("\n");
break;
}
i++;
n++;
}
for(i=0;i<=n;i++)
{
printf ("%d ",a[i]);
}
printf("\n\nStudent Name - Project 3");
getch();
}

Student NameProject 3 Enter a positive number, 0 to stop:7 Enter a positive number, 0 to stop: 76 Enter a positive number, 0 to stop: 74 Enter a positive number, 0 to stop: 66 Enter a positive number, 0 to stop: 70 Enter a positive number, 0 to stop: 86 Enter a positive number, 0 to stop: 80 Enter a positive number, 0 to stop: 0 7 76 74 66 70 86 80 Student NameProject 3