[Solved] Initialize an array of 50 numbers in memory

Your task is to write assembly code to initialize an array of 50 numbers in memory. Each number of the array should be a multiple of the first number ‘x’ (where 1 <= x <= 10). For example if x=5, the array should be {5, 10, 15, 20, 25, … , 245, 250}. Once the array is initialized, the next task is to search for a number ‘y’ in the array using ‘Binary Search’ algorithm. The way Binary Search algorithm works is following: Input: Sorted array of numbers; Number to be searched called ‘y’1. Calculate the midpoint index of the array by taking mean of the index of the first and the lastarray elements. The element at mid-point index is called ‘m’.

2. If the element at the midpoint index is the desired element, the search stops by returning theindex of the desired element.

3. If m is greater than y ignore the part of the array after m (including m) for further search. If mis less than y ignore the part of the array before m (including m) for further search.

4. In any case, repeat steps 1, 2, and 3 on the remaining elements of the array. Continue till anelement is found or the array indexes to be searched are exhausted.