Using the windows32 framework, write a complete 80x86 program for Programming Exercises 4.3
number 3, on pages 130-131 of the textbook.
Follow all coding conventions mentioned in class. It is expected that your program will be well
documented with comments. Your program must have a comment block at the top describing the
program purpose, input, and output, along with your name, date, the course number, and section.
To submit your project, use the following instructions:
Open the main project folder (originally windows32, but possibly renamed).
Delete the Debug folder.
Delete the windows32.ncb file.
Select the remaining folder and files. (Control-A will do this.)
With all files highlighted, right-click anywhere in the group and select Send To, then Compressed
(zipped) Folder. This creates a zipped file in your project folder.
Rename the zipped file as lastname.zip (using your last name).
Upload the project to the Assignment link.
the question is listed below:
Suppose that someone has a certain number of coins (pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, fifty-cent pieces, and dollar coins) and wants to know the total value of the coins, as well as how many coins there are. Write a program to help. Specifically, follow the design below.
prompt for and input the number of pennies;
total := number of pennies;
numberOfCoins := number of pennies;
prompt for and input the number of nickels;
total := total + 5 * number of nickels;
add number of nickels to numberOfCoins;
prompt for and input the number of dimes;
total := total + 10 * number of dimes;
add number of dimes to numberOfCoins;
prompt for and input the number of quarters;
total := total + 25 * number of quarters;
add number of quarters to numberOfCoins;
prompt for and input the number of fifty-cent pieces;
total := total + 50 * number of fifty-cent pieces;
add number of fifty-cent pieces to numberOfCoins;
prompt for and input the number of dollars;
total := total + 100 * number of dollars;
add number of dollars to numberOfCoins;
display "There are", numberOfCoins, "coins worth";
display total div 100, "dollars and", total mod 100, "cents";
Note that you are displaying dollars and cents for the total. Assume that all values will fit in doublewords.