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What does the symbol '#' in 'AND.B #$C0,DO' do?
What does the symbol '#' in 'AND.B #$C0,DO' do?
What is the purpose of the label 'FALSE' in the given assembly code?
What is the purpose of the label 'FALSE' in the given assembly code?
What is the effect of the instruction 'AND.B #%11000000,DO'?
What is the effect of the instruction 'AND.B #%11000000,DO'?
What is the equivalent of 'BRA EXIT' in a high-level language?
What is the equivalent of 'BRA EXIT' in a high-level language?
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What is the addressing mode used in the instruction 'MOVE NUM,D0'?
What is the addressing mode used in the instruction 'MOVE NUM,D0'?
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What is the purpose of the 'MOVE' instruction in assembly language programming?
What is the purpose of the 'MOVE' instruction in assembly language programming?
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What is the effect of the instruction 'AND.B #192,DO'?
What is the effect of the instruction 'AND.B #192,DO'?
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What is one of the major goals of computer science?
What is one of the major goals of computer science?
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What is the purpose of the 'BRA' instruction in assembly language programming?
What is the purpose of the 'BRA' instruction in assembly language programming?
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What is the ultimate goal of learning assembly language?
What is the ultimate goal of learning assembly language?
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What is a benefit of abstraction in computer science?
What is a benefit of abstraction in computer science?
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What is the relationship between high-level languages and assembly language?
What is the relationship between high-level languages and assembly language?
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What is a key difference between assembly language and high-level languages?
What is a key difference between assembly language and high-level languages?
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What is the purpose of the AND.B instruction?
What is the purpose of the AND.B instruction?
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Why is understanding computer hardware important for computer professionals?
Why is understanding computer hardware important for computer professionals?
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What is the function of the CMP.B instruction?
What is the function of the CMP.B instruction?
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What is the focus of assembly language programming?
What is the focus of assembly language programming?
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What is the purpose of the BEQ instruction?
What is the purpose of the BEQ instruction?
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What do high-level languages abstract and hide from users?
What do high-level languages abstract and hide from users?
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What is the difference between the CMP and SUB instructions?
What is the difference between the CMP and SUB instructions?
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What is the purpose of the MOVE.B instruction?
What is the purpose of the MOVE.B instruction?
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What is the symbol % used for in assembly language?
What is the symbol % used for in assembly language?
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What is the purpose of the control flow instructions in the algorithm?
What is the purpose of the control flow instructions in the algorithm?
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What is the purpose of the addressing mode used in the MOVE.B instruction?
What is the purpose of the addressing mode used in the MOVE.B instruction?
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Study Notes
Binary Numbers and Operations
- In assembly language, numbers can be interpreted as binary values using the
%
symbol, e.g.,%#11000000
. - The
AND
instruction performs a logical AND operation between the binary value and the contents of a register or memory location. - The
#
symbol informs the assembler that the following value is not an address of a memory location, but the value itself.
Assembly Language Programming
- Assembly language is used to directly manipulate the hardware, giving the programmer control over how the hardware works.
- It does not rely on abstraction, unlike High-Level Languages (HLL), and uses a different vocabulary.
- Assembly language is translated into machine code that the computer's hardware can execute.
Addressing Modes
- Immediate addressing is used to specify an arithmetic constant as an operand.
- The
MOVE
instruction can be used to load a value into a register, e.g.,MOVE NUM, D0
. - The
BRA
instruction is equivalent to a GOTO in a high-level language and causes a branch to a labeled instruction.
Conditional Statements
- Conditional statements are used to test conditions and branch to specific instructions based on the result.
- The
CMP
instruction is used to compare the contents of a register or memory location with a value. - The
BEQ
instruction branches to a labeled instruction if the comparison result is equal.
Registers and Flags
- The Condition Code Register (CCR) contains flags that are set based on the result of arithmetic and logical operations.
- The Z (zero) flag is set if the result of a subtraction is zero.
- The bits of the CCR are modified by certain instructions, such as
CMP
andSUB
.
68K Assembly Language
- The 68K assembly language is used to program the 68000 microprocessor.
- The language uses a specific syntax and vocabulary to specify instructions and operands.
- The
MOVE.B
instruction is used to move a byte-sized value into a register or memory location.
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Understand how to perform logical AND operations in assembly language, including interpreting binary and hexadecimal values.