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Name: I want the following in an assembly code using CMP1.if(dl==35 && dh==1
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Description: I want the following in an assembly code using CMP1.if(dl==35 && dh==12)2.if(dl==36&& dh==12)3.if(dl==37&& dh==12)4.if(dl==38 && dh==12)5.if(dl==39 && dh==12)

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I want the following in an assembly code using CMP 1.if(dl==35 && dh==12) 2.if(dl==36&& dh==12) 3.if(dl==37&& dh==12) 4.if(dl==38 && dh==12) 5.if(dl==39 && dh==12)

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