This first assignment is designed to help you become familiar with the assembly language programming environment, and learn the basics of memory organization and assembly language. For this assignment, you will read a date of the form MM/DD/YYYY from the keyboard, and then print the English month, the date, a comma, then the year, followed by a period. That is, if the user types 10/15/2015 then your program will print October 15, 2015.

IMPORTANT: The name of your source code file must be progl . s. Note that UNIX is case sensitive. You must NOT name your file Progl.s or PROG1.s.

To submit your program you must do two things:

1. Put a copy of the source code file progl.s in the handin/ subdirectory in your class account.

2. Turn in a printout of progl.s file in class. Be sure to put your name and class account number on your printout.

Program Details:

You will write a program in Motorola M68000 assembler that does the following. First, the program will print the programming assignment number, your name, and your class account, all on one line. Then your program will prompt the user to enter a date in the form MM/DD/YYYY.

Then your program will print "The date entered is XXXX dd, yyyy." where XXXX is the English month and dd is the date, followed by a comma, the year and a period. You may not have a leading zero on the day field. i.e. if the input is 10 /04 /2 0 15, then October 041 2015 is incorrect; it must be October 4 , 2015.