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Assembly Instructions
Write complete programs for the following problems.
1. Compare the word in AX to the one in CX. Jump to label big: if AX is greater than CX, to label small: if AX is smaller than CX, and to label same: if the values are the same.
2. Count the number of bytes, between locations 60000h to 60200h, that
are smaller than or equal to the number 4Bh, use register CX to hold the count.
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