Write an assembly language program — not embedded in a C program — that receives six hexadecimal characters entered from the keyboard and stores them in the OPFLD area. The result area contains a...

Write an assembly language program — not embedded in a C program — that receives six hexadecimal characters entered from the keyboard and stores them in the OPFLD area. The result area contains a second string of ABCDEF. Then the first three characters from OPFLD are moved to replace the last three characters in the result area. Display the resulting contents of the result area. This program is similar to Problem 13.1, except that the second string is given; therefore, only one LOOP instruction is required. The REP prefix is not used.

Problem 13.1

Write an assembly language program — not embedded in a C program — that receives six hexadecimal characters entered from the keyboard and stores them in the OPFLD area. The program then moves the characters to the result area to be utilized as a second string. Then the first three characters from OPFLD are moved to replace the last three characters in the result area. Display the resulting contents of the result area.