[SOLVED] IEEE-754 single precision floating point numbers stored in my_data.

; Write a program that swaps 5th~11th bits in data_a with 25th~31th bits in data_b
; Your program must work for any data given, not just the example below
; In this question, we assmue that the positions of bits count from right to left.
; That is, the first bit is the least significant bit.

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; **** The first bit is 0th bit (lest significant bit) ****

data_aDCD0x77FFD1D1
data_bDCD0x12345678

; Write a program that finds the minimum value stored in my_numbers
; Each number occupies 1 word in the memory.
; Assume there are always 5 elements in my_numbers
; The result must be stored in R8
my_numbersDCD0x77, 0x6, 0x5A, 0xFFFFFFFF, 0xF000001A

; *** Numbers are signed ***
; given two arrays of 5 numbers stored in data_a and data_b.
; write a program that zips these two arrays and store the result in data_c.

; Zip means the first element of data_a is appended to data_c first,
;then followed by the first element of data_b,
;then followed by the second element of data_a,
;then followed by the second element of data_b
; until all numbers are added into data_c

; In the example below, the result in data_c should be
; 11, 21, 12, 22, 13, 23, 14, 24, 15, 25

data_aDCD11, 12, 13, 14, 15
data_bDCD21, 22, 23, 24, 25
data_cFILL??? ; please determine the size needed for data_c
; implement a small program that parses a string stored in my_number into an integer (decimal number):
; 555 -> 555;
; The integer result should be stored in R8
; 5 in ASCII code is represented by 0x35, the example below is 555
my_numberDCD0x00353535

; *** No negative numbers, my_number will be limited to 1 word long. ***
; In this task, we will implement the repeated subtraction method of square roots

; The method relies on the following sequence of steps:
; Step 1: Subtract consecutive odd numbers from the number for which we are finding the square root.
; Step 2: Repeat step 1 until a value of 0 is attained.
; Step 3: The number of times step 1 is repeated is the required square root of the given number.

; For instance, for the number 16, the method works as follows:
; 16 1 = 15
; 15 3 = 12
; 12 5 = 7
; 7 7 = 0
; The process is repeated 4 times. Thus,16 = 4.

; Note that this method can be used only for perfect squares. (like 9, 16, 25 etc.)
; As a result, your work will be evaluated based on perfect squares only.

; The register r7 stores a number that we want to find the square root of.
; The result of the square root should be stored in r8.

movr7, #16
; We consider an array of strings stored in my_data.
; Each string ends with a line feed character (please search for it in the ASCII table online)
; The end of the whole array is signified by the NULL character (also mentioned in the ASCII table)

; Your task: replace all occurrences of mug that appear in the middle of a string with cup.
; For example, My beloved mug and Mug falls on the ground should not be replaced,
; but Theres a mug on my desk or abcmugcba should be replaced.
; The search should be case insensitive, meaning that Mug, mUg and MUG should all be replaced with cup (lower case)

; The final result must be written back to my_data.
; You should also indicate how many strings does my_data contain in R8
; Failing to do so results in mark deduction

; In this current my_data, it stores the two strings:
; My beloved mugLF abcmugcbaLF NULL
; 4d 79 20 62 65 6c 6f 76 65 64 20 6d 75 67 0A 61 62 63 6d 75 67 63 62 61 0A 00
; you program must work for any valid data created
my_dataDCD0x4d792062, 0x656c6f76, 0x6564206d, 0x75670A61, 0x62636d75, 0x67636261, 0x0A000000
; Assume that there are two IEEE-754 single precision floating point numbers stored in my_data.
; Calculate the sum of these two numbers and store it in R8
; Your programs results should be same as/similar to what happens in real C/Java programs.

; Suggestion: write functions that can extract the sign bit, mantissa and exponent

; numbers will not lead to overflow. Your program does not need to consider overflow..
my_dataDCD0xC0350000, 0x40310000

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