Q 2/A- Write a program to add the following five data bytes stored in data segment offset starting from [0800H], if the sum generates a carry , stop the adding ,and store (2B) in data segment offset [0440H], otherwise, continue adding and store the sum in data segment offset [0440H], Data (H): 04,06 ,01,02 and 11. B- What two conditions can terminate the operation performed by the instruction LOOPNE? C- What flag condition is tested for by the instruction JNS?

Q 2/A- Write a program to add the following five data bytes stored in data segment offset starting from [0800H], if the sum generates a carry , stop the adding ,and store (2B) in data segment offset [0440H], otherwise, continue adding and store the sum in data segment offset [0440H], Data (H): 04,06 ,01,02 and 11. B- What two conditions can terminate the operation performed by the instruction LOOPNE? C- What flag condition is tested for by the instruction JNS?

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