Assembly Language PTR Operator Quiz
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What is the purpose of the PTR operator in assembly language?

  • To define comments within the code
  • To perform arithmetic operations
  • To specify the size of the data being accessed (correct)
  • To indicate the start of a new instruction
  • Which characters are allowed in assembly language identifiers?

  • Alphabetic letters, digits, special characters: #, !
  • Alphabetic letters, digits, special characters: *, +, =
  • Alphabetic letters, digits, special characters: &, %, ^
  • Alphabetic letters, digits, special characters: $, @ (avoided) (correct)
  • What does the statement 'DB 14 23' indicate in assembly language syntax?

  • It performs a conditional jump based on values 14 and 23
  • It specifies a delay loop with counts 14 and 23
  • It initializes a register with values 14 and 23
  • It defines byte data with values 14 and 23 (correct)
  • What type of information do predefined symbols like @data and @model provide in assembly language?

    <p>Information returned to the program during assembly</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the role of the assembler in translating assembly language statements?

    <p>To translate operation statements into machine code</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Assembly Language Concepts

    • The PTR operator in assembly language is used to specify the size of the memory location being referenced.

    Identifiers in Assembly Language

    • In assembly language, identifiers can contain letters (a-z or A-Z), digits (0-9), and special characters (? and _).

    Data Definition in Assembly Language

    • The statement 'DB 14 23' in assembly language syntax indicates defining a byte (DB) with initial values 14 and 23.

    Predefined Symbols in Assembly Language

    • Predefined symbols like @data and @model in assembly language provide information about the location counter, segment, and memory model.

    Role of Assembler

    • The assembler plays a crucial role in translating assembly language statements into machine code, which can be executed directly by the computer.

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    Test your knowledge on using the PTR (pointer) operator in assembly language with this quiz. Understand how to manipulate data using PTR and learn the syntax of assembly language.

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