A student writes:

  Dr. Patt
  My program starts at x3000. The halt instruction is at x3042. And my constants go
 all the way to x3104. Thus I have to overwrite on my constants, before I am done
 with them. Should I have started my program at memory location x2000 or can I store my
 results at some other location. Please tell me what to do because I don't want to rewrite the
 program because the instructions were changed.
  Also Dr. Patt, the console diplays all its messages in a single line and it looks horrible. What
 should I do about so that it displays one prompt in a line and the next prompt in the next line.
  Will the output on the LC-2 be tested by a script. If yes' then does my output have to be the
 same. Was I supposed to display the message I am typing because my program does display that message.
  Finally sorry for any irreverence I may have shown in this e-mail. I hope you would forgive me
 because I was asleep while writing this e-mail.
  Thank You
  <<name withheld>>

We are in the process of shortening the prompts to provide you more space.

You can start a newline by writing the enter key to the screen, which has the effect of moving the
 cursor to the front of the next line.  Ascii code for this is x0A.

Good luck finishing.

Yale Patt