QUESTION #F pints A. Write the equivalent 8086 assembly code for : B. if(x>y) S=x+y else Y++; Assume X, Y,S signed byte memory locations Write a procedure to find number of ones in register AL and return the result value into register DL.

QUESTION #F pints A. Write the equivalent 8086 assembly code for : B. if(x>y) S=x+y else Y++; Assume X, Y,S signed byte memory locations Write a procedure to find number of ones in register AL and return the result value into register DL.

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