Q1. An executable file for a certain assembly language program has been uploaded to memory via the debug utility as shown below. GN Command Prompt - DEBUG PROG4.EXE C:NTASM>DEBUG PROG4.EXE Fu CS:10 29 ОВАЗ :0010 B8АЗОВ ØBA3:0013 8ED8 ØBA3:0015 B90500 ØBA3:0018 BBØ000 ØBA3:001B BO00 ØBA3:001D 0207 ØBA3:001F 43 ØBA3:0020 49 ØBA3:0021 75FA ØBA3:0023 A20500 ОВАЗ :0026 В44С ØBA3:0028 CD21 MOU MOU MOU MOU MOU ADD INC DEC JNZ MOU MOU INT AX,ØBA3 DS,AX CX, 0005 BX, 0000 AL, 00 AL, [BX ] BX CX 001D TØ005 1, AL AH, 4C 21 1- Write the necessary debug command to run this program. 2- Write the necessary debug command to display the data locations in the data segment of the memory. How many memory locations are stored in the data segment?

Q1. An executable file for a certain assembly language program has been uploaded to memory via the debug utility as shown below. GN Command Prompt - DEBUG PROG4.EXE C:NTASM>DEBUG PROG4.EXE Fu CS:10 29 ОВАЗ :0010 B8АЗОВ ØBA3:0013 8ED8 ØBA3:0015 B90500 ØBA3:0018 BBØ000 ØBA3:001B BO00 ØBA3:001D 0207 ØBA3:001F 43 ØBA3:0020 49 ØBA3:0021 75FA ØBA3:0023 A20500 ОВАЗ :0026 В44С ØBA3:0028 CD21 MOU MOU MOU MOU MOU ADD INC DEC JNZ MOU MOU INT AX,ØBA3 DS,AX CX, 0005 BX, 0000 AL, 00 AL, [BX ] BX CX 001D TØ005 1, AL AH, 4C 21 1- Write the necessary debug command to run this program. 2- Write the necessary debug command to display the data locations in the data segment of the memory. How many memory locations are stored in the data segment?

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