Given ARM assembly code : array1 DCD 'a','b','c','d','e' ;allocating memory for this array LDR r1, =array1 ;getting the starting address of the array1 and storing it into register r1. -Write a code where you will apply a loop which will convert all the characters in the array1 list into their uppercase ASCII values.

Given ARM assembly code : array1 DCD 'a','b','c','d','e' ;allocating memory for this array LDR r1, =array1 ;getting the starting address of the array1 and storing it into register r1. -Write a code where you will apply a loop which will convert all the characters in the array1 list into their uppercase ASCII values.

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Chapter3: Data Representation

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