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Description: Q.1. Find the content of register after executing the following programsa) datasmall BYTE 11001100b.codemovsx ax, smallAX = ?b) databig BYTE 11110000b.codemovzx ax, bigAX = ?

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Q.1. Find the content of register after executing the following programs a) data small BYTE 11001100b .code movsx ax, small AX = ? b) data big BYTE 11110000b .code movzx ax, big AX = ?

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