13. Why is number of calling procedures in 8086 not important? Procedures can be called only once. Since procedure is located in a predefined address. None of the mentioned. Since procedure has fixed size. Since the maximum number of calling procedures is fixed.

13. Why is number of calling procedures in 8086 not important? Procedures can be called only once. Since procedure is located in a predefined address. None of the mentioned. Since procedure has fixed size. Since the maximum number of calling procedures is fixed.

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Database System Concepts

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