Question: - A one byte variable located in RAM can be defined with the following assembler directive. Counter: DS 1 ( True / false ) -
- A one byte variable located in RAM can be defined with the following assembler directive.
Counter: DS 1 ( True / false )
- A one byte constant located in ROM and initialized to $F5 can be defined by the following assembler directive.
InitialCounter: DC.B $F5 (True /False)
- Assembler directive DS reserves and labels a block of memory but does not initialize the values in that memory. (True / False)
- Assembler directive DC reserves and labels a block of memory and does initialize the values in that memory. (True / false)
- The following statement reserves two bytes of memory called counter.
Counter: DS.B 2 ( True / False )
- The following would initialize memory locations $E000 to $E003 with $AA.
ORG $E000
DCB.W 4, %10101010 ( True / False )
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