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  • A mnemonic is an English-like instruction that is converted by an assembler into a machine code for use by a processor.


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  • A. True
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  • True 

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    • 1. Assembly language is written using mnemonics: MVI, DCR, JZ.

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    • 2. The 8085 software is compatible with the 8080A.

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    • 3. Programs written for the 8080A must have slight modifications to run on the 8085A.

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    • 4. A microcontroller integrates multichip systems with RAM, ROM, and I/O.

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    • 5. The stack is a data storage area in RAM used by certain microprocessor operations.

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    • 6. Machine language is independent of the type of microprocessor in a computer system.

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    • 7. Chip designers are always trying to increase the clock speed.

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    • 8. Polling is the process of pausing the normal sequence of instructions to cause the processor to execute a separate set of I/O instructions instead.

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    • 9. Instructions for the 80X86 family are downward compatible.

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    • 10. A coprocessor is a microprocessor designed with a limited instruction set optimized to perform arithmetic operations very quickly.

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