The NOR instruction is not part of the RISC-V instruction set because the same functionality can be implemented using existing instructions. Write a short assembly code snippet that has the following functionality: s3 = s4 NOR s5. Use as few instructions as possible. Write RISC-V assembly code for placing the following immediate constants in register s7. Use a minimum number of instructions

The NOR instruction is not part of the RISC-V instruction set because the same functionality can be implemented using existing instructions. Write a short assembly code snippet that has the following functionality: s3 = s4 NOR s5. Use as few instructions as possible. Write RISC-V assembly code for placing the following immediate constants in register s7. Use a minimum number of instructions

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