Write a program in 64-bit mode that declares five QWORD variables with initial value:Aval = 03FhBval= 10hCval= 0400hDval =09hsum = 0Then calculates the following expression, and save the answer in variable sum:sum = (Bval - Aval) + (Cyal + Dval)

START Aval 03Fh Bval 10h Cval 0400h Dval 09h sum 0 MOVE sum,Bval

Write a program in 64-bit mode that declares five QWORD variables with initial value: Aval = 03Fh Bval= 10h Syal- 0400h Dval -09h sum = 0 Then calculates the following expression, and save the answer in variable sum: sum = (Byal - Aval) + (Cval + Dval)

Write a program in 64-bit mode that declares five QWORD variables with initial value: Aval = 03Fh Bval= 10h Syal- 0400h Dval -09h sum = 0 Then calculates the following expression, and save the answer in variable sum: sum = (Byal - Aval) + (Cval + Dval)

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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