For the next two questions, consider the following portion of assembly code, which places two quad-word (64-bit) values in memory, and names the locations a and b respectively. .align 8 a: .quad 0xaaaa b: .quad 0x0000 (e) Provide a sequence of instructions that will place the 64-bit value at memory location a into register %rdx (f) Provide a sequence of instructions that will place the 64-bit value 0xbbbb into memory at location b.

For the next two questions, consider the following portion of assembly code, which places two quad-word (64-bit) values in memory, and names the locations a and b respectively. .align 8 a: .quad 0xaaaa b: .quad 0x0000 (e) Provide a sequence of instructions that will place the 64-bit value at memory location a into register %rdx (f) Provide a sequence of instructions that will place the 64-bit value 0xbbbb into memory at location b.

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Problem 15VE: A(n) ________________ instruction always alters the instruction execution sequence. A(n)...

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