8085 program to check whether the given 16 bit number is palindrome or not


In this program, we will see how to check a 16-bit number is a palindrome or not.

Problem Statement

Write the 8085 Assembly language program to check a 16-bit number is palindrome or not. The number is stored at location 8000H and 8001H.

Discussion

A number is a palindrome if the number and its reversed sequence is the number itself. For example, 5225 is a palindrome, but ABCD is not a palindrome.

In this problem, we are taking the number and store it into the HL pair. Then we are performing the reverse operation on L content. If the H and updated L value are the same, then the number is a palindrome. To check that we are doing XOR operation on H and L. When the result is 0, it is a palindrome, otherwise, it is not a palindrome.

If the number is palindrome we are storing FFH at location 8050H, and when it is not palindrome the 00H is stored at 8050H.

Input

Address
Data


8000
25
8001
52


Input

Address
Data


8000
CD
8001
AB


Flow Diagram

 

Program

Address
HEX Codes
Labels
Mnemonics
Comments
F000
2A, 00, 80
 
LHLD 8000H
Take the 16-bit number from memory to HL pair
F003
7D
 
MOV A,L
Take L to A
F004
0F
 
RRC
Rotate Acc four times
F005
0F
 
RRC
 
F006
0F
 
RRC
 
F007
0F
 
RRC
 
F008
AC
 
XRA H
XOR Acc and H
F009
3E, FF
 
MVI A,FFH
Load FFH into A
F00B
CA, 0F, F0
 
JZ STORE
If Z = 1, jump to store
F00E
AF
 
XRA A
Otherwise load A = 0
F00F
32, 50, 80
STORE
STA 8050H
Store result at 8050H
F012
67
 
HLT
Terminate the program

Output

Address
Data


8050
FF


Output

Address
Data


8050
00


Updated on: 30-Jul-2019

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