One the following instructions is wrong: a MOV NUM1, [AX] b. MOV (1000H], AX c. Inc Byte PTR [BX] d. MOV AX, NUMI The execution of the following instruction will store the length of a predefined array (X) bytes into CX register: MOV CX, LENGTH X a True b. False The following directive will allocate 1 byte to variable XX initialized to 66H: XX DB 66 a. True. Ob. False. The following directive will allocate 1 byte to variable XX initialized to 66: XX DB 42H a. False. b. True.

One the following instructions is wrong: a MOV NUM1, [AX] b. MOV (1000H], AX c. Inc Byte PTR [BX] d. MOV AX, NUMI The execution of the following instruction will store the length of a predefined array (X) bytes into CX register: MOV CX, LENGTH X a True b. False The following directive will allocate 1 byte to variable XX initialized to 66H: XX DB 66 a. True. Ob. False. The following directive will allocate 1 byte to variable XX initialized to 66: XX DB 42H a. False. b. True.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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