2. Create the data declaration part of the above by creating a file with MARS and assemble it to show the memory contents. You don't have to have .text part since this is just data declaration only. Capture your screen of MARS execution window by checking "ASCII" option of Data Segment part.

2. Create the data declaration part of the above by creating a file with MARS and assemble it to show the memory contents. You don't have to have .text part since this is just data declaration only. Capture your screen of MARS execution window by checking "ASCII" option of Data Segment part.

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Chapter13: File Input And Output

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