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  1. saturn13

    machine code to assembly language

    i have 3 machine code instructions which are<br>load direct&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;A&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;0010<br>add immediate&nbsp;&nbsp;A&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;0001<br>store direct&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;A&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;0010<br>and i need to know the equivalent assembly language for an...
  2. saturn13

    help needed

    i am wondering if you can help me with this question as a am a beginner in C language and having great difficulty. <br>a programmer has written 2 statements as part of aC program.<br>ptr = &a;<br>a = *ptr + 1;<br>the variable a is a 16-bit integer and the variable ptr has been declared as a...
  3. saturn13

    storage/size and address range/floating point-number representation

    i) to one decimal place, how many seconds of sound can be stored in a 1M-byte memory when the sound is quantized using:<br>the compact disk system(sampling rate = 44.1kHz, 16 bits per sample)?<br>the telephone system(sampling rate = 8kHz, 8 bits per sample)?<br><br>ii) for the following computer...
  4. saturn13

    a bit confused need help.

    i have started a course in microprocessor-based computers and need some help.the question is:-<br>in a certain computers memory location, the 8-bit binary number 1011 0101 is stored.<br>what is the equivalent hexadecimal number?<br>what does the represent if it is interpreted as:<br>an unsigned...

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