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Let's create a straightforward example.

MOV r$1,$ #$2$; Put $2$ in register r$1$

MOV $r2,$#$-3$; Put $-3$ in register ${?}^2$

ADD $r0,r1,r2$; Add $r1$ to $r2$ and put the result in $r0$

Note how simple the instructions are. Basically, each instruction performs one primitive operation.

Note also, the semicolon indicates the start of a comment field that is not part of the executable code.

Use the Keil simulator to write, assemble, and run the above program fragment.

Do you get the expected answer, especially the negative numbers?

Note that you will need to use appropriate assembly directives to make this program fragment a program.

Modify your program by initializing the values of $r1$ and $r2$ using literals, as shown below.

Assemble and run the program.

What is the value of $r0$ in $8$ hexadecimal digits after running the program?

Write each hexadecimal digit in a box, i$.$e$.,$ do not write more than one digit in each box. you must fill ALL boxes, even if its value is zero.

When the value of $r1$ is $-3,$ and the value of $r2$ is $-8,$ the value of $r0$ in $8$ hexadecimal digits will be $0x$