Please show the output of the following code in assembly: Code Tracing: Show the output of the following code:mov qword [f], 61mov rcx, 5amazing:cmp rcx, 3jl hereadd qword [f], 4jmp therehere:there:add qword [f], 6mov rsi, fpush rcxcall printNowpop rcxloop amazing;prints one character whose ASCII value is equal to f

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Code Tracing: Show the output of the following code: mov qword [f], 61 mov rcx, 5 amazing: cmp rex, 3 jl here add qword [f], 4 jmp there here: there: add qword [f], 6 mov rsi, f push rcx call printNow pop rcx loop amazing ;prints one character whose ASCII value is equal to f

Code Tracing: Show the output of the following code: mov qword [f], 61 mov rcx, 5 amazing: cmp rex, 3 jl here add qword [f], 4 jmp there here: there: add qword [f], 6 mov rsi, f push rcx call printNow pop rcx loop amazing ;prints one character whose ASCII value is equal to f

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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