Assuming an AVR architecture, determine the contents of main memoryafter being initialized by the following assembly language comamnds.Each blank corresponds to a single 8 bit memory value at the addressesindicated. Enter your answers in hex format. If an address isuninitialized, enter ?? into the blank.Assembly language:.data.byte 't','z','a.byte 'Q','1','B.ascii "BFMS". word Øxa21aQID0101Address Ox4000Address Ox4003Address Ox4009Address Ox400aAddress Ox400b

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Assuming an AVR architecture, determine the contents of main memory after being initialized by the following assembly language comamnds. Each blank corresponds to a single 8 bit memory value at the addresses Enter your answers in hex format. If an address is indicated. uninitialized, enter ?? into the blank. Assembly language: .data .byte 't','z',' .byte 'Q','l','B' .ascii "BFMS" .word exa2la QID0101 Address Ox4000 Address Ox4003 Address Ox4009 Address Ox400a Address Ox400b

Assuming an AVR architecture, determine the contents of main memory after being initialized by the following assembly language comamnds. Each blank corresponds to a single 8 bit memory value at the addresses Enter your answers in hex format. If an address is indicated. uninitialized, enter ?? into the blank. Assembly language: .data .byte 't','z',' .byte 'Q','l','B' .ascii "BFMS" .word exa2la QID0101 Address Ox4000 Address Ox4003 Address Ox4009 Address Ox400a Address Ox400b

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