find the error AND fnc026;Address of q00003;Function q00003;Getting return addressq00003,fnc026,CLEBSA popSTA temp1BSA pop;Processing arg q00028STA q00028LDA temp1BSA push;Putting return address backCLE; {WORD} q00027 = q00032LDA q00032BSA pushBSA popSTA q00027CLE;{WORD} q00035 = q00030LDA q00030BSA pushBSA popSTA q00035

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Description: find the error AND fnc026;Address of q00003;Function q00003;Getting return addressq00003,fnc026,CLEBSA popSTA temp1BSA pop;Processing arg q00028STA q00028LDA temp1BSA push;Putting return address backCLE; {WORD} q00027 = q00032LDA q00032BSA pushBSA po

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AND fnc026 ;Address of qe0003 ;Function q00003 ;Getting return addres CLE BSA pop STA temp1 BSA pop ;Processing arg q0002 STA q00028 LDA temp1 BSA push CLE ;Putting return addres ;{WORD} q00027 = q0003 I DA g00032

AND fnc026 ;Address of qe0003 ;Function q00003 ;Getting return addres CLE BSA pop STA temp1 BSA pop ;Processing arg q0002 STA q00028 LDA temp1 BSA push CLE ;Putting return addres ;{WORD} q00027 = q0003 I DA g00032

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