Hi everyone
i am new here
and i have problem with my project
this is the project

Use x86 assembly language to write a program that works as a following:
1) When the program is executed, it asks the user to enter a password
2) If the entered password matches, then the program ask the user to enter a statement
3) The statement length is up to 100 characters
4) The statement characters should include only alphabet (capital or small) letters and sp
5) Then, the program should do the following:
• Display number of words in the statement
• Display number of letters in the statement
• Display number of capital and small letters in the statement
• Display the longest word in the statement
• Display the shortest word in the statement
For example, if the user enters the following sentence:
"This is a computer organization course"
The output of the program will be:
The number of words in this statement is: 6
The number of letters in this statement is: 33
The number of capital letters in this statement is: 1
The number of small letters in this statement is: 32
The longest word in this statement is: organization
The shortest word in this statement is: a

Use TASM only

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So what part do you actually need help with?

Which platform?

If Windows, DOS or GUI?

Most importantly show something of the source as you understand it should be done

So what part do you actually need help with?

Which platform?

If Windows, DOS or GUI?

Most importantly show something of the source as you understand it should be done

ok!
i did the first part which is to ask the user to enter password
and this is my code

ok!
i did the first part which is to ask the user to enter password
and this is my code

here is the code

Pleaze............. there is no one can help me!!!!!!!!!

hey i want the same code but with a list to choos what the user want print

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