1. What instruction (mov, Idr, Idrb, str, strb) is used to...a. Put a byte from memory into a registerb. Put a register value into another registerc. Put the address of a label into a registerd. Put a register value into a memory addresse. Put an immediate into a register2. Which instruction (move, load, or store) lists the source followed by the destination?3. What punctuation is used to indicate you're reading the address of a label?4. What punctuation is used to indicate the register value is to be treated as an address?5. Assuming the following is at the start of the data section:Array2 dcd 45, 23, 67, 31a. What would be in r0 after 1dr r0, Array2 executes?b. What would you add to rO to have the address point to the 2nd value in the array?6. (Bonus worth 0.2 points) Given our simulator's configurations, etc., if r2 = 0x0800001C,what value(s) in memory would be changed by str r1, [x2] ?

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1. What instruction (mov, Idr, Idrb, str, strb) is used to... a. Put a byte from memory into a register b. Put a register value into another register c. Put the address of a label into a register d. Put a register value into a memory address e. Put an immediate into a register 2. Which instruction (move, load, or store) lists the source followed by the destination? 3. What punctuation is used to indicate you're reading the address of a label?

1. What instruction (mov, Idr, Idrb, str, strb) is used to... a. Put a byte from memory into a register b. Put a register value into another register c. Put the address of a label into a register d. Put a register value into a memory address e. Put an immediate into a register 2. Which instruction (move, load, or store) lists the source followed by the destination? 3. What punctuation is used to indicate you're reading the address of a label?

Database System Concepts

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

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Chapter1: Introduction

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