Q2) Using the DOS.box Editor, write an assembly program (Tiny model )to exchange contents of block of memory of 16 bytes addressed by SI with the contents of block of memory which addressed by DI using MOVS instruction

Q2) Using the DOS.box Editor, write an assembly program (Tiny model )to exchange contents of block of memory of 16 bytes addressed by SI with the contents of block of memory which addressed by DI using MOVS instruction

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