3. Explain what is done in the given assembly code. When program finished what is the value in thePORT D?XEQU 8x21EQU ex22CMAINBANKSELTRISDCLRFTRISDBANKSELPURTDCLRFXMOVLMex83MOVFWCLOOPINCFXDECFSZ CGOTO LOOPDECF XBTFSS X,3GOTO$-7MOVFW Xmove FODEND

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3. Explain what is done in the given assembly code. When program finished what is the value in the PORT D? EQU 8x21 EQU ex22 С MAIN BANKSEL TRISD CLRF TRISD BANKSEL PORTD CLRF X MOVLW exe3 MOVFW С LOOP X INCF DECFSZ C GOTO LOOP DECF X BTFSS X,3 GOTO $-7 MOLDU M

3. Explain what is done in the given assembly code. When program finished what is the value in the PORT D? EQU 8x21 EQU ex22 С MAIN BANKSEL TRISD CLRF TRISD BANKSEL PORTD CLRF X MOVLW exe3 MOVFW С LOOP X INCF DECFSZ C GOTO LOOP DECF X BTFSS X,3 GOTO $-7 MOLDU M

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