Marie: Cylinder Volume

Cylinder Volume Formula

In this program, we will calculate the volume of a cylinder using the formula . We will use the MARIE assembly language to write the program. The program will take the radius and height of the cylinder as input and output the volume of the cylinder.

Order of input:

1. Height

2. Radius

Inputs

First loop:

During the first loop, we will calculate radius squared and store it in the 'volume' variable. And we will also store radius in the 'temp1' variable to know how many times to add radius to itself. Every loop we subtract one from the 'loop_count' variable until it reaches zero. When it reaches zero, skipcond 400 will make the program skip the next instruction and exit the loop.

Second loop:

In the second loop of our app, we will multiply the result of the first loop () by the height and store it in the 'volume' variable. We will also store the height in the 'temp1' variable to know how many times to add to itself. Since we are loading volume, which now is not empty, we will subtract one from the 'height' variable so the loop is one iteration shorter Every loop we subtract one from the 'loop_count' variable until it reaches zero.

Final loop:

In the final loop, we will multiply the result of the second loop () by and store it in the 'volume' variable. We will also store in the 'temp1' variable to know how many times to add to itself. Since we are loading volume, which now is not empty, we will subtract one from the 'loop_count' variable so the loop is one iteration shorter. Every loop we subtract one from the 'loop_count' variable until it reaches zero.

Halt Program

Finally, we will output the volume of the cylinder and halt the program.

Define Variables

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