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    Question A

    Instruction Pointer holds the address of the    Previous instruction to be executed


    Register whose each bit specify a different meaning is   Accumulator Register                                               v
    By default CS is associated with    SS
    Register are storage cell    Outside the processor
    Group of bits processor uses to inform memory which element to read/writeControl bus
    Intel follow Littel endian
    mov [1234],ax is an example of Direct addressing
    The basic function of register is to? Hold the operand
    __________ converts the programs written in assembly language into machin a) Machine compiler
    The instructions like MOV or ADD are called as ______ a) OP-Code
     The alternate way of writing the instruction, ADD #5,R1 is ______ a) ADD [5],[R1];
    Instructions which won’t appear in the object program are called as _____ a) Redundant instructions
    _____ directive specifies the end of execution of a program. a) End
    10. The last statement of the source program should be _______ a) Stop
    When dealing with the branching code the assembler ___________ a) Replaces the target with
    The assembler stores all the names and their corresponding values in _____ a) Special purpose Registe
     The assembler stores the object code in ______ a) Main memory
    The utility program used to bring the object code into memory for executiona) Loader
    1101's one's complement is "1010"
    1101's two'scompliment is "0011"
    Auxelory bit is used in the additon of binary number
    How many bytes in one parahgraph according to IBM 8080 2 bytes
    In one segment how many bytes are in sixteen bit archtecture 2 bytes
    If bits are 20 then segment size is 8 bytes
    Monittor Mode is also called system mode
    In Logical : offset addressing scheme contents of CS,DS,ES may be Identical
    To map sixteen bit to two bit address we should multiply base address with 10h
    In last operation representation of bits are even or Odd which flag is used overflow flag
    According to flag register SP stand for system protocol
    the command of copy from current folder all asm file type to d drive is copy all to d

    oooooooooooooooooooAnswer accordingly ooooooooooooooooooooooo


    B C D your roll no here answer below
     Current instruction  Next instruction to be executed
     None of the given
     Pointer Register   Index register   Flag register
     BP  CX IP
     Both inside and outside the processor
     Inside the processor  None of the given           
    Data bus Address bus RAM
    Big endian Both littel endian and big None of the given
    Base register indirect Base+index None of the given
    Hold the operator Hold both the operator anNone of the given
    b) Interpreter c) Assembler d) Converter
    b) Operators c) Commands d) None of the mentioned
    b) ADD R1,5 c) ADDIME 5,[R1]; d) There is no other way
    b) Exceptions c) Comments d) Assembler Directives
    b) Return c) Stop d) Terminate
    b) Return c) OP d) End
    b) Does not replace until the test coc) Finds the Branch offset d) Replaces the target with the value specified by the DATAWOR
    b) Symbol Table c) Value map Set d) None of the mentioned
    b) Cache c) RAM d) Magnetic disk
    b) Fetcher c) Extractor d) Linker
    "1001" "0010" "0001"
    "0110" "1010" "0101"
    decimal number haxa decimal number octal number
    8 bytes 16 bytes 64 KB
    8 bytes 16 bytes 64 KB
    16 bytes 64 KB 1 MB
    Kernal mode user mode both a and b
    variate overlaped Both B and C
    16d 10b both a and b
    Zero flag Auxelory flag Trap flag
    stack plus stack pointer sub process
    copy .asm all d:\ copy *.asm d:\ copy e:\*.asm d:\

    0
    ll no here answer below A
    0c
    0d
    0d
    0c
    0a
    0a
    0a
    0c
    0c
    0a
    0b
    0d
    0b
    0d
    e specified by the DATAWORD directive 0c
    0b
    0d
    0a
    0C
    0A
    0C
    0C
    0D
    0D
    0D
    0D
    0D
    0C
    0C
    0C

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