Find unsigned number stored in data register

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Question: Write a PIC18F assembly language program at address 0x100 to find X2 /12810, where X is an 8-bit unsigned number stored in data register 0x40. Store the 8-bit result in data register 0x50. Discard the remainder of the division.

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