Logical conditions in connection with if statements are ubiquitous in programmin

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Logical conditions in connection with if statements are ubiquitous in programming. Here is another example to play with. Think about how the machine can recognize if a number is odd or even. Write a program that reads a number from the slot Al and stores (in A2) true if the number is odd and false if it is even. Write a program that reads a number from the slot Al, isolates the 4 most significant bits and stores true if the number of Is in these bits is odd. or 0 if the number of Is in these bits is even. Subtraction of integers in 2s complement can be done as addition following the equation x - y = x + y + 1. Subtraction is very useful if I want to check if two numbers are related (x y ,x == y). To check if x == y I can subtract them and use the instruction jez To check if x > y. I can subtract, them and check the most significant bit of the result. If it is equal to 0 then x - y > 0 and, hence, x > y. If it is not equal to 0 then x - y

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