Suppose that DS=1000H, SS= 2000H, CS=3000H, ES=4000H, BP=FFH, BX=FFFFH and DI=5H. i. Which memory locations are addressed by: MOV DL, [BP]? ii. Which memory locations are addressed by: MOV EAX, [BX+DI]?

Suppose that DS=1000H, SS= 2000H, CS=3000H, ES=4000H, BP=FFH, BX=FFFFH and DI=5H. i. Which memory locations are addressed by: MOV DL, [BP]? ii. Which memory locations are addressed by: MOV EAX, [BX+DI]?

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Chapter8: Advanced Method Concepts

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