Fill the Registers and Memory Locations withlast Values after execute the following code.Mov Ax, looohAxBXMov Ds, AxSLMov ST, 1234hDSMov BX, 1235hX LAT1123511234XCHG Ax, BrMov [SI], FFh80

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Description: Fill the Registers and Memory Locations withlast Values after execute the following code.Mov Ax, looohAxBXMov Ds, AxSLMov ST, 1234hDSMov BX, 1235hX LAT1123511234XCHG Ax, BrMov [SI], FFh80

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Fill the Registers and Memory Locations with last Values after execute the following code. Mov Ax, loooh Mov Ds, Ax Ax BX SI Mov SI, 1234h DS Mov BX, 1235h XLAT 11235 11234 LCHG AX, BX Mov [SI] FFh 80

Fill the Registers and Memory Locations with last Values after execute the following code. Mov Ax, loooh Mov Ds, Ax Ax BX SI Mov SI, 1234h DS Mov BX, 1235h XLAT 11235 11234 LCHG AX, BX Mov [SI] FFh 80

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