Program for Division using 8085 microprocessor (8 bit division/ program for Division )

Assembly language program to divide two 8 bit hexadecimal numbers using 8085 microprocessor/ division in 8085/ 8 bit division/ division of two 8 bit numbers/ division of two 8 bit numbers in 8085

[@manjeet.x]

Presentation is really very awesome. Every point can be easly understand.

[@DheerajKumar-lh9vm]

Bahooot shandaar smjhae ho

[@Videh]

Thanks for watching, for a series of 8085 microprocessor you can check the following link. kzbin.info/aero/PLWdpu3kSIiK0toH7d3XrSgP9Y69nPFcKI

[@gauravwaghmare116]

Very nice explanation in simply way

[@ashoktanpure5548]

*GREAT VIDEO SIR KEEP UPLOADING , PLZ EXECUTE THE PROGRAM ON THE MICROPROCESSOR KIT TOO IT WILL HELP A LOT*

[@ankurjain3133]

Best video on the topic

[@gauravagarwal3325]

Hello Sir , your explaination is great . I have a question , in this code 8* 3 is working but 3*8 is not working. kindly check.

[@Videh]

Kindly go through step by step you will get correct answer, 3/8 is also working.

[@VikramKumar-st7xs]

Nice explanation

[@Videh]

Thanks for watching, for a series of 8085 microprocessor you can check the following link. kzbin.info/aero/PLWdpu3kSIiK0toH7d3XrSgP9Y69nPFcKI

[@pareshmali5287]

Sir please execute these programs in the microprocessor kit...............

[@akashh5238]

Very well explained

[@sankars3375]

Super explanation but I have the doubt is there any 16 bit division????

[@ahmedbahram4653]

ty

[@pankajverma3842]

Thank you sir! good alternative of the program in which we use cmp instruction

[@bhargavilakshminadella4662]

How to divide a negative no by a positive no in 8085 processor

[@patrickprabhu7929]

22/7. Can we write assembly language program to find the answer

[@Videh]

Yes you can write, but remember it will be hexadecimal input so answer will be 22/7 = 4

[@bhuvandhanda9074]

Thanks sir

[@AllaboutBrainoFresh]

sir,why u are using LXI instead of LDA

[@akashh5238]

Since addresses are in consecutive fashion u can take help of M That Makes writing code easy

[@charu6121]

Sir I have an doubt that how to check carry

[@Videh]

thanks for watching... add two Hexadecimal numbers if you are getting a carry/borrow after addition/subtraction then carry flag will have 1 other wise 0.

[@adsafal8279]

Thank you brother...It helped me alot.

[@manishthapliyal5886]

Instead of LXI can't we use LDA like we did in addition program? If not , please explain the difference

[@Videh]

+manish thapliyal By using LDA no. Of bytes of program will be increased that's why it is better to use LXI here to access consecutive memory locations.

[@kevin96jk24]

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[@shabarish2727]

Very good video

[@aswathamanm6486]

you are good

[@saharamanson1970]

Nyco bro..

[@Videh]

Thanks for watching.

[@vishnuverma58]

Nice sir

[@Videh]

Thanks and welcome

[@sadamhussain-pe3ye]

SIR,WHY U R USING LXI INSTEAD OF LDA

[@Videh]

+sadam hussain putting address into a register pair enable us to use loop, with LDA it can't be done. Also if some memory locations are used then it is a good practise to use LXI instead of LDA to overall reduce the number of bytes of program.

[@priyanshurastogi6057]

Ser or topic per video bnao

[@ndmotivations]

Thanku

[@theorganisers9017]

Nyc

[@atadityam1998]

Nice

[@SureshK-vq2oh]

Thankyou so much

[@shrinathhirugade9691]

Assembly language for detect odd and even

[@tech_tonic5629]

thakyou sir😊

[@eryash15]

GOOD

[@adityadubey1570]

tkhs

[@Veera211]

Good explanation