Report:Fig. $1$: Assembling an example program.

What are the segment and offset parts of the default address at which the assemble

instruction starts entering a program for the first time it is invoked? Are these parts based

on certain registers in the CPU, or are they only coincidentally equal to them? Support

your answer with evidence.

How can you retrieve only one instruction that is stored at the memory location starting at

address CS: $100H?$ Can you use the same logic to retrieve only one instruction every time?

Try using the syntax to retrieve the contents of random memory locations.

Can you copy a complete program from one memory location to another using DEBUG

commands? Show an example.

What happens when the go instruction is only given a starting address and used to run the

program in Fig. $1?$ Why?

Run the program in Fig. $1$ using both go and trace commands. What differences do you

observe? What can you achieve more easily using each command? Show how.