Assembler: displays the ASCII code of the input characters on the keyboard in binary format.

0f92: 0100 mov ah, 1; select dos API 01h Function

0f92: 0102 int 21 h; call 21h interrupt wait for keyboard input

0f92: 0104 mov CX, 8; 8 digits need to be processed

0f92: 0107 mov BH, 80; BH registers are placed into B

0f92: 0109 mov DH, Al; DH

0f92: 010b mov DL, 30; dl place 0 ASCII code 30 h

0f92: 010d and Al, BH; the input ASCII code is equal to B and the leftmost character is retained

0f92: 010f JZ 113

0f92: 0111 mov DL, 31; if the leftmost is 1, the DL is placed with the ASCII code 31 H of Character 1

0f92: 0113 mov ah, 2; select the dos api's 02h Function

0f92: 0115 int 21 h; call 21h interrupt to display the characters in the DL register

0f92: 0117 mov Al, DH; copy of input characters in the Al register

0f92: 0119 shr bh, 1; right shift 1 on the far left of BH

0f92: 011b loop 10B; returns 010bh, processing the ASCII code bit6 bits

0f92: 011d INT 20 h; process all eight digits and end the program