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6 digit decimal to hexadecimal conversion in assembly

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Hi friends


I want to convert a 6 digit decimal no into binary or hex format in assembly language. Please tell me how it could be done

I did for 5 digit conversion now i want for 6digit pl help me


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It is good you know how to do it for 5-digit because I have to work on it if I will need it :)
But I can't see why 6-digit conversion has to be different from the 5-digit one.
First, 5 decimal digits (maximum 99999) will result if converted to binary as 3 bytes. The same applies for 6 decimal digits.
Second, after you multiply the 6th digit by 10 and add the result to the 5th one, you can continue to get the 3-byte result by using your method of the 5-digit conversion.

Kerim
 
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Thanks for your reply...

Actually i did the conversion for till 65535 after that i don't know how to do for the next counts so I am asking for help....


Thank you..

---------- Post added at 10:51 ---------- Previous post was at 10:49 ----------
bigdogguru said:
Are the six digits in binary code decimal (BCD) or ASCII? Or something else?
Click to expand...

I am using the BCD

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