Assembly code generally contains label definitions, such as the following: my_label: These label definitions are part of the ISA and are translated into bits in the corresponding machine code. A. True B. False

Q: Two control signals in microprocessor which are related to Direct Memory Access (DMA) are A A INTR &…

A: Defined the given statement

Q: PC is also called Data counter Instruction pointer Non of above File pointer Memory pointer

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Q: Write a parallel pseudocode to find the average of 8 numbers with a system including 4 processors

A: Code: total = segment[0];for(i = 1; i < segment.length; i++)      total += segment[i];for(k = 1;…

Q: In this variable, the number of source-level statements and the number of I/O operations are both…

A: Algorithm: An algorithm is a set of clear instructions that is mostly used to solve problems. An…

Q: Determines the number of source-level statements and I/O operations that were performed.

A: Three primary I/O techniques exist: programmable I/O, when the programme requesting the I/O…

Q: A register in the microprocessor that keeps track of the answer or results of any arithmetic or…

A: An accumulator is basically a register for short-term and intermediate storage of arithmetic and…

Q: es the term "address space" refer to in a memory mo

A: Introduction: The amount of memory allotted for all potential addresses for a computational object,…

Q: the valid operand options that can be used with x86 mnemonicsi ING DrC

A: Given :- The x86 mnemonics operand is listed in options in the above given question   Need to choose…

Q: What is the function of instruction pointer?

A: The instruction pointer is incremented after fetching an instruction and holds the memory address of…

Q: Determines how fast instructions can be executed.

A: Execution of instructions Execution time is the total time a CPU spends computing on a given task.…

Q: counts the statements that are made at the source level as well as the I/O operations

A: In the context of I/O (Input/Output) operations, a statement refers to a specific instruction or…

Q: Determines the number of source-level statements and I/O operations that were performed.

A: An algorithm is a set of instructions for solving a problem or accomplishing a task.  a source-level…

Q: In 8085 language write a program to store the value 55H at the memory location 2000H and test your…

A: In 8085 language write a program to store the value 55H at the memory location 2000H and test your…

Q: In 8085 language write a program to store the value 12H at the memory location 1000H and test your…

A: Steps            a. Move 12H to register A using MVI instruction            b. store the A i.e.…

Q: Write x86 assembly program to convert n kilobytes to the equivalent gigabyte, megabyte and kilobyte…

A: Program to convert n kilobyes to the equivalent giabtye,megabyte and bytes.

Q: What does the term "address space" refer to in a memory module?

A: Introduction: The memory used to carry out instructions and store data can be physical or virtual. A…

Q: In this variable, the number of source-level statements and the number of I/O operations are both…

A: I suppose "Source-level" Refers To The Source Code: Make this post active everything your high-level…

Q: STC instruction belongs to

A: STC instruction belongs to

Q: In this variable, the number of source-level statements and the number of I/O operations are both…

A: Algorithm: An algorithm is a set of clear instructions that is mostly used to solve problems. An…

Q: What does the term "address space" refer to in a memory module?

A: A program or process's available set of legal addresses in memory is called its address space. In…

Q: This metric keeps tabs on the total number of source-level statements as well as the total number of…

A: Algorithm: An algorithm is a series of instructions that are well specified and are often used in…

Q: When a subroutine is called, the address of the instruction following the CALL instruction is stored…

A: Program Counter

Q: 5) Write an assembly language program to calculate the average of ten numbers that are stored in…

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Q: Why do modern machines typically pass subroutine parameters in registers rather than on the stack?

A: Modern machines typically pass subroutine parameters in registers rather than on the stack because…

Q: Do the required operation Add the numbers that came from the P2 and P3. Write the required 8051…

A: It is defined as a low-level programming language for a computer or other programmable device…

Q: Q4/ a- Assuming a basic computer, what is wrong with the following register transfer statements? IR…

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Q: Define the term " preprocessor pre-test loop " .

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Q: This question asks you to write programs in assembler language. You are recommended to use no more…

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Q: One of the special pointers is not like the others. The pointer is made up of call-saved registers,…

A: A function pointer is a pointer that is used to store call saved registers on function calls which…

Q: The difference between main memory and auxily

A: Main memory Auxiliary memory It is also known as primary memory It is known as secondary…

Q: Read/write state blocks

A: Lets see the solution.

Q: There's hardly any task more common in beginning programming than calculating the sum of the…

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Q: Design the RAM which has following address.

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Q: Each memory address shown in the MS-DOS result can hold a ---------- bit data.

A: It depends on the type of fat system support

Q: What does the term "address space" refer to in a memory module?

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Q: What four steps are taken by the CPU when an INT instruction is invoked by a program?

A: Following are the four steps that are executed by the Central Processing Unit (CPU) when the INT…

Q: The computer's ISA is a group of bits that instruct the computer to perform a specific operation.…

A: Note, ISA stands for Instruction Set Architecture. The definition of instruction set architecture…

Q: An important contrast between the two types of memory is internal vs. external.

A: What exactly is memory? Memory refers to the location of short-term data, while storage refers to…

Q: Describe the role of flags in ALU instructions, including the zero flag, carry flag, and overflow…

A: Flags in ALU (Arithmetic Logic Unit) instructions are binary indicators that provide information…

Q: Determines both the number of source-level statements and the number of I/O operations executed

A: Algorithm An algorithm is a sequence of well defined instructions which is mainly used for problem…

Q: If a computer uses a control method known as microprogrammed control, the microprogram is the one…

A: Introduction Here, one computer is using a control system which is microprogrammed. So, the…

Q: One of the most important registers in the CPU is the $pc register. True False

A: Register is nothing but a memory unit which is used to store data, instructions, address of data or…

Computer Fundamentals

The computer is termed computation. For calculating or computing something the device that has been used is known as the computer. Or we can say that for performing a fast arithmetic operation the device that has been used is a computer. Storing, processing, and retrieving are the main features of a computer.