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NO PYTHON 8 CODE PLEASE.! it\'s PEP/8 the assembler, nothing to do with python.

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Question

NO PYTHON 8 CODE PLEASE.! it's PEP/8 the assembler, nothing to do with python.

NO PYTHON 8 CODE PLEASE.! it's PEP/8 the assembler, nothing to do with python.

NO PYTHON 8 CODE PLEASE.! it's PEP/8 the assembler, nothing to do with python.

NO PYTHON 8 CODE PLEASE.! it's PEP/8 the assembler, nothing to do with python.

NO PYTHON 8 CODE PLEASE.! it's PEP/8 the assembler, nothing to do with python.

Write a program in Pep/8 or Pep/9 object code that will read an integer between 0 and 15 from the keyboard and display its equivalent in binary. Example: Input: 11 Output: 1011 Hint: you must take the remainder of the division of the integer by 2 and divide and again take the remainder of new quotient for a total of 4 times, each time saving the remainder and then display the four remainders in reverse order. For example, remainder of 11 over 2 is 1, remainder of 5 over 2 is 1, remainder of 2 over 2 is 0 and remainder of 1 over 2 is 1. Printing these remainders in reverse order produces 1011.

Explanation / Answer

// four characters are read because for 0-15 4 bits are required//