int x1-2003; int y1-300, Int z1, z2. z3, z4, int d1, d2, d3; asm mov EAX, x1, 200 mov EBX, y1: 300 mov z1, ESP, assume initial ESP: OFFF FFEA add EAX, x1, 400 push EAX mov d1, EAX 400 mov z2, ESP, push EBX; SUB EBX, x1: 300-2003D100 mov d2, EBX: mov z3, ESP: POP ECX; MOV d3, ECX, MOV z4, ESP: POP EDX mov d4, EDX, What is z1 in Hexidecimal? O OFFF FFEA O OFFF FFE6 O OFFF FFE2 O OFFF FFEE

int x1-2003; int y1-300, Int z1, z2. z3, z4, int d1, d2, d3; asm mov EAX, x1, 200 mov EBX, y1: 300 mov z1, ESP, assume initial ESP: OFFF FFEA add EAX, x1, 400 push EAX mov d1, EAX 400 mov z2, ESP, push EBX; SUB EBX, x1: 300-2003D100 mov d2, EBX: mov z3, ESP: POP ECX; MOV d3, ECX, MOV z4, ESP: POP EDX mov d4, EDX, What is z1 in Hexidecimal? O OFFF FFEA O OFFF FFE6 O OFFF FFE2 O OFFF FFEE

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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