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Write a NASM program that does the following: (a) prompts the user to input an o

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Question

Write a NASM program that does the following:
(a) prompts the user to input an octal number with exactly 6 digits.
(b) echo the input back to the output.
(c) output its equivalent binary value, but with a blank space between every 3 binary
digits; so that each group of 3 binary digits corresponds to an octal digit
that was read in. For example, if the input is “075310”, the output should be
“000 111 101 011 001 000”.
Assemble your program using the NASM assembler and run the resulting executable.
Debug the program until it works correctly. Submit a correctly working version of
your NASM program along with the output for the following two input numbers:
075310
123456

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