can someone give me a code to add 5 numbers in assembly?i want to use array for input of those 5 numbers.No problem if the output is 1 digit(0....9).i need it immediately..

1) Looks like a homework question, so I would advise other experts against posting a complete homework answer.

2) You didn't say which architecture. I expect you mean X86 architecture. You might mean X86-64 architecture. But there are lots of other possibilities as well.

3) You were a bit vague about the required functionality. Make sure you at least understand yourself what functionality you want.

Do you want to display a prompt for all five numbers or for each number or not at all?

Is inputing the numbers from stdin to that array even part of the asm project?

4) If you are teaching yourself asm, rather than taking a class with specific assignments, I strongly suggest you leave asm I/O for much later or possibly never. Asm may be useful for computations, but is really lame for program I/O (asm I/O inside a driver is totally unlike asm I/O in an ordinary program).

ASM mixes very well with C and with the C runtime library. So either learn to call the C runtime library from asm code to do the I/O or (better) learn to write asm functions to be called from C and leave the I/O in the C calling function.

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yes i mean X86 architecture.and i want to have the result of sum of all those 5 numbers as output

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What do you mean by 'output'?
You want a function whose return value is the sum?
You want the value written to stdout (this complicates the requirement by an order of magnitude)?
What kind of numbers?
In this context, 'architecture' should include much more than the CPU type. OS, if any, high-level language parameter passing, if any, numeric format, toolchain compatbility, etc.

You'll find that most of us here aren't particularly motivated by your priorities. If you need something done on a timely basis, there are paid consultants to serve you, commensurate with your budget. In that case, you could economize by articulating the requirements with considerably greater detail.

--- rod.

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