1- Write an assembly language program to search for data 44 In 9 memory locations start at (8000) if you find that data store FF In that location. 2- Write an assembly language program to test the contents of 5 memory locations start at (2000) If thelr parity Is odd reset that locatlon otherwise store FF In that locatlon.

1- Write an assembly language program to search for data 44 In 9 memory locations start at (8000) if you find that data store FF In that location. 2- Write an assembly language program to test the contents of 5 memory locations start at (2000) If thelr parity Is odd reset that locatlon otherwise store FF In that locatlon.

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