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| The code should print the converted integer number as text in a console window. | The code should print the converted integer number as text in a console window. | ||
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| - | The number chosen for the example is not random. It is the fifth perfect number. Such a number is equal to the sum of its positive proper divisors. | + | Fun fact. The number chosen for the example is not random. It is the fifth perfect number. Such a number is equal to the sum of its positive proper divisors. |
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| ** If it does not assemble? **\\ | ** If it does not assemble? **\\ | ||
| Observe the messages passed by the assembler and linker programs. Refer to the documentation and instruction set. Make sure that all source files are available to MASM, and the resulting object and library files are available to the linker program. | Observe the messages passed by the assembler and linker programs. Refer to the documentation and instruction set. Make sure that all source files are available to MASM, and the resulting object and library files are available to the linker program. | ||
