Using assembly language in DOSBox and DEBUG

5. Type the command "d b800:0" to display the contents of the command prompt's video buffer beginning at memory location b8000 hexadecimal. Enter this same command several times and see if the contents of this area of memory change or stay the same. Capture and print the dump of these memory contents. Write on your printout an explanation of what you think was happening 6. Use the "f" (fill) command to fill the buffer area with the value 7023 hexadecimal. The specific command to do this is "fb800:0, 1000 23,70%. Capture andprint the screen immediately after you issue this command. On your printout, write your best explanation of what happened. 5. Type the command "d b800:0" to display the contents of the command prompt's video buffer beginning at memory location b8000 hexadecimal. Enter this same command several times and see if the contents of this area of memory change or stay the same. Capture and print the dump of these memory contents. Write on your printout an explanation of what you think was happening 6. Use the "f" (fill) command to fill the buffer area with the value 7023 hexadecimal. The specific command to do this is "fb800:0, 1000 23,70%. Capture andprint the screen immediately after you issue this command. On your printout, write your best explanation of what happened