Little Man Program Code

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I need some help with a task that I have to do in my university class. I have been doing some java programming but I don´t understand the assembler programming that I have to use in 'Little Man Computer'. I could use a tip or two.. :)
The program have to have this function.. you have to write in to numbers and then you have to choose if the program shall add or multibly the numbers. If you type in '1' you are choosing addition and if you type in '2' you are choosing multiplication.
I have to use this LMC program > http://www.atkinson.yorku.ca/~sychen/research/LMC/LMCHome.html

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Programs for the Little Man Computer are written in a low level assembly language.

A low level assembly language is not designed to let you do lots of clever things without much code (like you can with a high level language like python). It's designed to give you complete control over what the CPU can do.

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