[1] complete tableOperandValueAddressValueOx 100sOx104Ox 108ОxFFeaxОХАВ[Ox104]Ox13Ох108Ох10CОх11[eax ]RegisterValue4 [eax ]%eaxOx1009 [%eax,%edx]%ecxOx1260 [%ecx,%edx]%edxОх3ОxFC [,%eсx, 4)2Dr. Ahmed EIShafee, NU : Spring 2018, Introduction To Computer Systemswww [2] Each of the following lines of code generates an errormessage when we invoke the assembler. Explain what is wrongwith each line.I esp] , ax4[ espl, [ eax]sh , ahOx123,2 mov3 mov4 mov5 moveax6 movdx,eax7 mov81 ebp], si3Dr. Ahmed EIShafee, NU: Spring 2018,Introduction To Computer Systemswww

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[2] Each of the following lines of code generates an error message when we invoke the assembler. Explain what is wrong with each line. [ espl, 4[ esp],[ eax] sh , ah 2 mov ax 3 mov 4 mov 5 mov Ох123, еах eax 6 mov dx, eax 7 mov 8[ ebp], si

[2] Each of the following lines of code generates an error message when we invoke the assembler. Explain what is wrong with each line. [ espl, 4[ esp],[ eax] sh , ah 2 mov ax 3 mov 4 mov 5 mov Ох123, еах eax 6 mov dx, eax 7 mov 8[ ebp], si

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