1. (5) Run the following program where PC starts from memory address 100address100101102800801802Question: 1) Upon the completion of the program, what will be the contents of the following memory address?memory address 800 contents:____2. (5) Run the following program where PC starts from 210address210211212800801802Memory. Answer all questions with hexadecimal.contents580018016800000E000A0005Question: 2) Upon the completion of the program, what will be the contents of the following memory address?memory address 800 contents:____Memorycontents580028016800001E000A000€A ProgramA Programnew contents

Solution 1- Upon completion of program the value of 800 content inside the memory location is 0028H.…

1. (5) Run the following program where PC starts from memory address 100 address 100 101 102 800 801 802 Question: 1) Upon the completion of the program, what will be the contents of the following memory address? memory address 800 contents:... 2. (5) Run the following program where PC starts from 210 address 210 211 212 + 800 801 802 memory address 800 contents: Memory . Answer all questions with hexadecimal. contents 5800 1801 6800 000E 000A Question: 2) Upon the completion of the program, what will be the contents of the following memory address? 0005 Memory contents 5800 2801 6800 001E 0004 000€ A Program A Program new contents

1. (5) Run the following program where PC starts from memory address 100 address 100 101 102 800 801 802 Question: 1) Upon the completion of the program, what will be the contents of the following memory address? memory address 800 contents:... 2. (5) Run the following program where PC starts from 210 address 210 211 212 + 800 801 802 memory address 800 contents: Memory . Answer all questions with hexadecimal. contents 5800 1801 6800 000E 000A Question: 2) Upon the completion of the program, what will be the contents of the following memory address? 0005 Memory contents 5800 2801 6800 001E 0004 000€ A Program A Program new contents

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

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ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter10: Pointers

Section10.1: Addresses And Pointers

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