All leds are on at the beginning.Bit 6's button OR Bit 7's button has to pressed.First step:Second step: Bit 0's and Bit 1's buttons has to pressed together thanshould released together. After that following leds will off.(* means led on)***Write this program with assembly. (Use numbers hexadecimal and do not useINCLUDE)(Leds: PORTBStart with definition process than input-output process after that write your program)Buttons: PORTDUse PIC16F877A)

Initially, all leds are on. Step 1: Press Bit 6's button or Bit 7's button. Step 2: Press the Bit 0…

All leds are on at the beginning. Bit 6’s button OR Bit 7’s button has to pressed. Second step: Bit 0's and Bit 1's buttons has to pressed together than should released together. After that following leds will off. First step: (* means led on) * * * Write this program with assembly. (Use numbers hexadecimal and do not us INCLUDE) (Leds: PORTB Buttons: PORTD Use PIC16F877A)

All leds are on at the beginning. Bit 6’s button OR Bit 7’s button has to pressed. Second step: Bit 0's and Bit 1's buttons has to pressed together than should released together. After that following leds will off. First step: (* means led on) * * * Write this program with assembly. (Use numbers hexadecimal and do not us INCLUDE) (Leds: PORTB Buttons: PORTD Use PIC16F877A)

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter5: Control Structures Ii (repetition)

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 34SA

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