| .MODEL SMALL | |
| .DATA | |
| RES DB ? | |
| CNT DB 0AH | |
| .CODE | |
| START: MOV AX,@DATA | |
| MOV DS,AX | |
| LEA SI,RES | |
| MOV CL,CNT ; Load the count value for CL for looping | |
| MOV AX,00H ; Default No | |
| MOV BX,01H ; Default No | |
| ;Fibonacci Part | |
| L1:ADD AX,BX | |
| DAA ; Used to Present the value in Decimal Form | |
| MOV [SI],AX | |
| MOV AX,BX | |
| MOV BX,[SI] | |
| INC SI | |
| LOOP L1 | |
| INT 3H ; Terminate the Program | |
|
END START test run results Input:13 output:233 |
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