SEE ATTACHED PHOTO FOR THE INSTRUCTIONS AND QUESTIONS NEED TO BE ANSWERED 1. To begin working with Debug, type the following prompt in your computer:C:/Debug [Enter]What appeared after enter was pressed? What does this indicate?2. You can now start typing the debug commands. Type-r [Enter]Note: All the contents of the internal registers(a memory or capable of storage) of the CPU aredisplayed.3. Туре:-rbx [Enter]Note: This instruction will only display the content of the BXregister and the Debug indicator changes from "-" to ":" When the prompt islike this, it is possible to change the value of the register which was seenby typing the new value and [Enter], or the old value can be left by pressing[Enter] without typing any other value.4. Туре4 d 0200 or d 0200 0201 [Enter]5. Туре5 f0200 0205 41 [Enter]What command will you use to view the changes you have made to the memory locations?6. Туре6 s 0200 0210 41 [Enter]7. Туре7 c 0200 0204 0205 [Enter]What memory locations were not displayed? Why?8. Туре8 q [Enter]This is done to quit the program. I.Objectives• To orient oneself with debug and its commandsII.OverviewThe debug program on the DOS disk is useful for writing very small programs. To create aprogram in assembler two options exist, the first one is to use the Assembler, and the secondone is to use the debugger - on this first section we will use this last one since it is found inany PC with the MS-DOS, which makes it available to any user who has access to a machinewith these characteristics.Debug can only create files with a .COM extension, and because of the characteristics ofthese kinds of programs they cannot be larger that 64 kb, and they also must start withdisplacement, offset, or 0100H memory direction inside the specific segment.Debug provides a set of commands that lets you perform a number of useful operations:Debug CommandsMeaning|Assemble symbolic instructions into machine codeDisplay the contents of an area of memoryEnter data into memory, beginning at a specific locationRun the executable program in memoryName a programProceed, or execute a set of related instructionsQuit the debug programDisplay the contents of one or more registers|Trace the contents of one instruction|Unassemble machine code into symbolic codeWrite a program onto diskFills a range of memory locations with values in a listSearches a range of memory locations for characters in a listCompares the contents of two blocks of memoryA.DGQRUWF

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SEE ATTACHED PHOTO FOR THE INSTRUCTIONS AND QUESTIONS NEED TO BE ANSWERED 1. To begin working with Debug, type the following prompt in your computer:C:/>Debug [Enter]What appeared after enter was pressed? What does this indicate?2. You can now start typing the debug commands. Type-r [Enter]Note: All the contents of the internal registers(a memory or capable of storage) of the CPU aredisplayed.3. Туре:-rbx [Enter]Note: This instruction will only display the content of the BXregister and the Debug indicator changes from &#34;-&#34; to &#34;:&#34; When the prompt islike this, it is possible to change the value of the register which was seenby typing the new value and [Enter], or the old value can be left by pressing[Enter] without typing any other value.4. Туре4 d 0200 or d 0200 0201 [Enter]5. Туре5 f0200 0205 41 [Enter]What command will you use to view the changes you have made to the memory locations?6. Туре6 s 0200 0210 41 [Enter]7. Туре7 c 0200 0204 0205 [Enter]What memory locations were not displayed? Why?8. Туре8 q [Enter]This is done to quit the program. I.Objectives• To orient oneself with debug and its commandsII.OverviewThe debug program on the DOS disk is useful for writing very small programs. To create aprogram in assembler two options exist, the first one is to use the Assembler, and the secondone is to use the debugger - on this first section we will use this last one since it is found inany PC with the MS-DOS, which makes it available to any user who has access to a machinewith these characteristics.Debug can only create files with a .COM extension, and because of the characteristics ofthese kinds of programs they cannot be larger that 64 kb, and they also must start withdisplacement, offset, or 0100H memory direction inside the specific segment.Debug provides a set of commands that lets you perform a number of useful operations:Debug CommandsMeaning|Assemble symbolic instructions into machine codeDisplay the contents of an area of memoryEnter data into memory, beginning at a specific locationRun the executable program in memoryName a programProceed, or execute a set of related instructionsQuit the debug programDisplay the contents of one or more registers|Trace the contents of one instruction|Unassemble machine code into symbolic codeWrite a program onto diskFills a range of memory locations with values in a listSearches a range of memory locations for characters in a listCompares the contents of two blocks of memoryA.DGQRUWF

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Debug is a instruction used to move into debugger mode in various operating systems.