Question: Asking one question Please Don't attempt if you dont know how to do it (to complete this code use Visual Studio), I've recently received a
Asking one question Please Don't attempt if you dont know how to do it (to complete this code use Visual Studio), I've recently received a slew of incommplete responses, which is extremely frustrating. Please don't squander your or my time. If you are unable to answer of my question, please disregard them. I don't want to squander my paid-for post-question time. Also, if you continue to give me incompplete answer, I will give you a thumbs down and will complain. There are so many answers available on internet but all answer is incompleete or wrong answer so please dont copy paste. Thank you very much.


Asking one question Please Don't attempt if you dont know how to do it (to complete this code use Visual Studio), I've recently received a slew of incommplete responses, which is extremely frustrating. Please don't squander your or my time. If you are unable to answer of my question, please disregard them. I don't want to squander my paid-for post-question time. Also, if you continue to give me incompplete answer, I will give you a thumbs down and will complain. There are so many answers available on internet but all answer is incompleete or wrong answer so please dont copy paste. Thank you very much.
Defining Data: Using the DUP Operator - Use DUP to allocate (create space for) an array or string. - Syntax: counter DUP ( argument) - Counter and argument must be constants or constant expressions var1BYTE20DUP(0)var2BYTE20DUP(?)var3BYTE4DUP("STACK")var4BYTE10,3DUP(0),20;20bytes,allequaltozero;20bytes,uninitialized;20bytes:"STACKSTACKSTACKSTACK";5bytes - Create a new application to run the following program. Dup Operator - Build and run the program using the debugger - Examine the content of the register AX - Debug the code - Answer the questions in the answer sheet. Debug the code until the 'invoke ExitProcess, 0'. Attach ONE screenshot showing the content of AX register at the end along with the code
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