in assembly language using edism please use comments would appreciate . Suppose you have a function called DELAY, which will make a waiting of 1 min without doing anything. Write a program that will read a name from RAM location 50H and send it to a printer connected to port 2. When you send a character, you should use Delay function to make sure that the character was printed. The name is only four characters, and it is stored in memory as ASCII.

in assembly language using edism please use comments would appreciate . Suppose you have a function called DELAY, which will make a waiting of 1 min without doing anything. Write a program that will read a name from RAM location 50H and send it to a printer connected to port 2. When you send a character, you should use Delay function to make sure that the character was printed. The name is only four characters, and it is stored in memory as ASCII.

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