Write an assembly program that accepts sixteen input characters, packs every two characters in one word and stores them in consecutive locations in the memory. Explain in detail how your program works and provide a flowchart that illustrates the steps involved in the program. Use the BC simulator to execute and verify your program.

Write an assembly program that accepts sixteen input characters, packs every two characters in one word and stores them in consecutive locations in the memory. Explain in detail how your program works and provide a flowchart that illustrates the steps involved in the program. Use the BC simulator to execute and verify your program.

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