Remove Spaces
Remove all spaces from a string in place.
A null-terminated string is stored at x5000. Write a program to remove all spaces from the string, modifying it in place. Store the new length (after removing spaces) at x6000.
Example: "H E L L O" becomes "HELLO" and store 5 at x6000.
Requirements:
• Remove all space characters (ASCII x20 / decimal 32) from the string
• Modify the string in place at x5000
• Write a null terminator after the last non-space character
• Store the new length at x6000
Algorithm: Two-pointer approach
• Read pointer: scans through original string
• Write pointer: tracks where to write next non-space character
• For each character:
- If it's a space, skip it (advance read pointer only)
- If it's not a space, write it at the write pointer position, advance both
• At the end, write null terminator at write pointer position
• Length = write pointer - start address