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COMMENT

is a part of a program that is ignored by the assembler.

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COMMENT

it begins with a semi colon, and whenever you code it, the assembler assumes that all characters to its right side

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RESERVED WORDS

These are words in which the assembler assigns a special meaning and it cannot be used as identifiers

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RESERVED WORDS

using them for a wrong purpose assembler to generate an causes the error message

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Instructions

Directives

- Operators

Pre-defined symbols

CATEGORIES OF RESERVED WORDS

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INSTRUCTIONS

These are statements that will be translated into executed by machine the language computer.

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DIRECTIVES

These are statements information to the give the assembler

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DIRECTIVES

Also called pseudo-ops.

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OPERATORS

These affect are used at assembly time to the value of an operand-

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PRE-DEFINED ASSEMBLERS

These are symbols that return information to your programs

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IDENTIFIER

is a user-defined name or variable that you apply in the as reference. program that is used

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NAME

It refers to the address op a data time.

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LABEL

It refers to the address of an instruction or procedure'

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Title

-Stack

End

- Dosseg

-Data

Fondel Data

Model

- Code

MOST COMMON DIRECTIVES

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TITLE

creates up to 60 character of Source listing

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DOSSE G

It tells the assembler to ignore all other request and to adopt the Dos segment

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MODEL

It speifie and intializes the memory model before defining any segment

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STACK

Default Stock size is 1,024 byte or 01007

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DATA

It defines and marles the beginning of dater segment

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CODE

- It defines and marles the which consists OF code segment a set of instructions.

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END

It is placed at the last line of the soure code

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STRING

is used for descriptive data such as person's name

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STRING

it must end with dollas symbol

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NUMERIC CONSTANT

They are used to define arithmetic Valves and memory addresses.

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NUMERIC CONSTANT

define such as with a radix specifier ayor deumal, b for binan

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ARRAYS

Any consecutive storage locations of the same size

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DUP

Allows a be define d sequence of storage location. or reserved.

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NAMED CONSTANT

are sysmbols created to represent specific Valves determind by an expression

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SEGMENT AND ENDS DIRECTIVES

a logical segment is a group of instruction Statement or data segments -

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PROGRAM SEGMENT STRUCTURES

used to indicate the beginning of logical segment

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DATA SEGMENT

storage for variables

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CODE SEGMENTS

contains executable instructions

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STACK SEGMENT

- used to set aside storage for the stack

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ASSUME

tells the assembler which logical segment to use por each physical segment

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GROUP

Informs the assembler to group the logical statement

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AND INSTRUCTION

used to clear preserving specific destinations bits while preserving others

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NUL (NULL

Used for Filling in time on tape when there is or filling space no data.

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BEL (BELL)

used when there is need to call human attention.

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So (Shift out)

indicates the code combinations.

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PEL (DELETE)

usted to obliterate unwanted character

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sp (space)

A nonprinting used to separate words, or to move the printing mechanism.

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DLE (Data Link Escape

a Character which shall change the meaning of one or more continuously Following characters.

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Device controls)

character for the control of auxiliary devices or special terminal features

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CAN CCANCEL

Indicates that the data which precedes it in message or block

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EMLEnd of medium)

Indicates the physical end card.

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SUBC substitute)

For a character that is found to be ero neow as invalid

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ESC (Escape)

A character intended to provide code extension in that it gives a specified number.

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BOS (Backspace)

indicate movement mechanism Of the printing or display cursor

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HT CHonzontal Tab)

indicates movement of the printing mechanism to the next or display cursor forward pre assigned

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LF (Line Feed)

indicates the movement of the printing mechanism., start of the next line

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VT (vertical Tab)

to the next of of a series of pre-assigned

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Form Feed)

indicates of the next of the starting position of the next page

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camage Return

to the starting position line.

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SOH (Start of heading)

the start of a address neading,contain or routing information

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STX (Start OF TEXT

Start of the text also indicates enc of the heading..

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EOT (End of transmission)

inaudes with their one or more text headings.

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ENG ( Enquiry)

A request for response.

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ACK (Acknowledgement)

a character transmitted by a receiving device as an affirmation.

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( Negative Acknowledgment

as a negative response to polling messages

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