1.-After executing next code:movlw 64movwf 0x00, A[0x00]:[Ох00]= Ox= 0xmovlw 32movwf 0x01, Amovlw 50addwf 0x01, W, Amovwf 0x00, A[Ох01]:W = 0x

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After executing next code: movlw 64 movwf 0x00, A movlw 32 [0x00] = 0x [0x00] = [0x01] = 0x movwf 0x01, A movlw 50 addwf 0x01, W, A movwf 0x00, A W = 0x

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After executing next code:
movlw 64
movwf 0x00, A
[0x00]:
[Ох00]
= Ox
= 0x
movlw 32
movwf 0x01, A
movlw 50
addwf 0x01, W, A
movwf 0x00, A
[Ох01]:
W = 0x

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