Lecture

Palindrome: Assembly Program for Detecting Palindromes

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This lecture covers the assembly programming exercise of detecting palindrome binary numbers. The instructor explains how to write a program that reads an array of 8-bit numbers, identifies palindromes, and creates a corresponding bit-vector. The lecture includes detailed instructions, flow diagrams, and examples.

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