Program 2: how many? [7 marks]
Write a C1500 program that will accept as input a series of numbers and count how many times a
specific number is entered. The specific number is obtained from the last 2 digits of your student
number. (As in Assignment 1, if the last 2 digits are 00, use 100 instead.) Store this number into
memory. This program will keep accepting numbers until a value of 0 is input. This requires your
program to perform looping, since you dont know beforehand how many non-zero values will be
entered. Each time a non-zero number is entered, compare it to your specific number, and if it is
equal, count it. Once the zero value is entered, output the count. Remember to include your U of
M student number in the comment area of your program.
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Program 2 how many 7 marks Write a C1500 program that wi.pdf
1. Program 2: how many? [7 marks]
Write a C1500 program that will accept as input a series of numbers and count how many times a
specific number is entered. The specific number is obtained from the last 2 digits of your student
number. (As in Assignment 1, if the last 2 digits are 00, use 100 instead.) Store this number into
memory. This program will keep accepting numbers until a value of 0 is input. This requires your
program to perform looping, since you dont know beforehand how many non-zero values will be
entered. Each time a non-zero number is entered, compare it to your specific number, and if it is
equal, count it. Once the zero value is entered, output the count. Remember to include your U of
M student number in the comment area of your program.
tell me code which i can use it in the give in picture
3:14
![Program 2: how many? [7 marks]
Write a C1500 program that will accept as input a series of numbers and count how many times a
specific number is entered. The specific number is obtained from the last 2 digits of your student
number. (As in Assignment 1, if the last 2 digits are 00, use 100 instead.) Store this number into
memory. This program will keep accepting numbers until a value of 0 is input. This requires your
program to perform looping, since you dont know beforehand how many non-zero values will be
entered. Each time a non-zero number is entered, compare it to your specific number, and if it is
equal, count it. Once the zero value is entered, output the count. Remember to include your U of
M student number in the comment area of your program.
tell me code which i can use it in the give in picture
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