5. I copied the following out of the Arduino programming guide. Finish filling in the table showing me how to replace the following function calls to pinMode and digitalWrite with simple C code and assembly code. Make sure you calculate the appropriate masks. PORTD maps to Arduino digital pins 0 to 7 DDRD - The Port D Data Direction Register - read/write (IO Address 0x0A, Memory Address 0x002A) PORTD - The Port D Data Register - read/write (10 Address 0x0B, Memory Address 0x002B) (library functions) C-Code (using & and pinMode(4, OUTPUT); masks) (legacy IO assembly) asm volatile( "sbi 0x0A, 4 \n\t" ::: ); (memory mapped IO) //method 4,memory mapped io asm volatile( ); lds r24, 0x002A \n\t "ori r24, 0x10 \n\t "sts 0x002A, r24 \n\t digitalWrite 4. PORTD PORTD | 0x10

5. I copied the following out of the Arduino programming guide. Finish filling in the table showing me how to replace the following function calls to pinMode and digitalWrite with simple C code and assembly code. Make sure you calculate the appropriate masks. PORTD maps to Arduino digital pins 0 to 7 DDRD - The Port D Data Direction Register - read/write (IO Address 0x0A, Memory Address 0x002A) PORTD - The Port D Data Register - read/write (10 Address 0x0B, Memory Address 0x002B) (library functions) C-Code (using & and pinMode(4, OUTPUT); masks) (legacy IO assembly) asm volatile( "sbi 0x0A, 4 \n\t" ::: ); (memory mapped IO) //method 4,memory mapped io asm volatile( ); lds r24, 0x002A \n\t "ori r24, 0x10 \n\t "sts 0x002A, r24 \n\t digitalWrite 4. PORTD PORTD | 0x10

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