What will be contents of the memory locations addressed as 0X12 when the following program executes. MOVLW OXOC MOVWF 12H MOVLW 22H ADDWF 12H, W ADDWF 12H, W ADDWF 12H, W ADDWF 12H, W

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What will be contents of the memory locations addressed as 0X12 when the following program executes.
MOVLW OXOC
MOVWF 12H
MOVLW 22H
ADDWF 12H, W
ADDWF 12H, W
ADDWF 12H, W
ADDWF 12H, W

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