indec - take in a number between 0 and 65535
The reason its limited to 65535 is because with 16 bits
the maximum no. you can store is:

1111 1111 1111 1111 (binary)
65535               (decimal)

When we use indec to take in a number it will be stored in
ax.

The reason its being stored in ax is because
that is where the procedure "indec" will put it.
In other words indec has been written to put the number
keyed in by the user into ax.

If you look at the procedure indec.asm you will
see a lot of code there.
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For the moment all we need to do is call the procedure
indec and it will take in a number (0 - 65535) and store it in
ax.
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An example
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.code
	extrn indec: proc
	call  indec

	mov ax,4C00h
        int 21h
end
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To get it to run - call it 2014.asm
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tasm 2014-4
tasm indec
tlink 2014-4 indec  (2014-4.exe is now created)


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Debug it
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td 2014-4