Assembly Language Program Execution Quiz
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What is the purpose of the xchg bx, si instruction in the provided code?

  • It exchanges the values of the BX and SI registers. (correct)
  • It increments the values of the BX and SI registers.
  • It pushes the values of the BX and SI registers onto the stack.
  • It copies the value of the BX register into the SI register.
  • What does the pusha instruction do in the provided code?

  • It pops all general-purpose registers from the stack.
  • It pushes all general-purpose registers onto the stack. (correct)
  • It clears all general-purpose registers.
  • It copies the values of all general-purpose registers into memory.
  • What is the purpose of the mov cs, ax and mov ds, ax instructions in the provided code?

  • They load the value of the CS and DS segment registers into the AX register.
  • They clear the CS and DS segment registers.
  • They exchange the values of the CS and DS segment registers.
  • They load the value of the AX register into the CS and DS segment registers. (correct)
  • What is the purpose of the loop1 label in the provided code?

    <p>It marks the start of a loop that decrements a byte and increments a word.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of the sti and cli instructions in the provided code?

    <p>They enable and disable interrupts, respectively.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    .text
    program main begin
        lea sp, 16
        mov al, 27
        mov ah, 17
        mov dx, 0x3960
        mov cs, ax
        mov ds, ax
        xchg bx, si
        pusha
        call print_numbers
        popa
        int nmi
        jmp short restart
    restart:
        sti
        cli
    end
    
    print_numbers:
        push ax
        push bx
        push cx
        push dx
        push es
        xor dx, dx
        mov es, dx
        mov bp, sp
        push ds
        push ax
        mov ax, 16*32 + 73
        mov ds, ax
        xor si, si
    loop1:
        cmp sp, 80h
        je exit
        dec byte ptr [si]
        inc word ptr [si+1]
    exit:
        ret
    end
    

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    Test your knowledge of executing an assembly language program with the given code snippet. The quiz includes questions about loading memory, moving values, exchanging registers, and calling functions.

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