Homework Write a program to compare two numbers which stored in memory locations ( 203A H) and (2040 H). Assuming that the program starts at memory location 3037H. If (203A H) contents 3A H and (2040 H) contents 2C H, Find out which one is greater by hand and figure out the content of F-reg.

Homework Write a program to compare two numbers which stored in memory locations ( 203A H) and (2040 H). Assuming that the program starts at memory location 3037H. If (203A H) contents 3A H and (2040 H) contents 2C H, Find out which one is greater by hand and figure out the content of F-reg.

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