multiple choice will rate for fast Both please (Addressing) In Joe's program, what will be the value of ebx after execution?Joe's programdataMyBy tesMyWordsBYTEWORDBAAn, OB8h, Occh, eDonBDEF@n, 9876n, BABCDn, 1234n, 5678nCodemov esi, OFFSET MBytesmov ax, WORD PTR tesi]mov ebx, DiORD PTR MlordsC0X9876DEFOOXDEF09876C OXDEFO0000C OXFODE7698O Ox00009876 (Arithmetic) What will be the value of eax, in decimal, after Sue's program fragment has executed?Sues progr an ragnentMoveax,3next:Aoop next3833

Here DWORD is pointing to My words and will copy 32 bit of content from My words to ebx thus it will…

(Addressing) In Joe's program, what will be the value of ebx after execution? ; loe's program data y8y tes Sykiords .code mov esi, OFF SET MyBytes mov ax, ORD PTR tesi] mov ebx, DviORD PTR Mords SYTE BAAn, OB3h, ecch, eDoh eDEFen, 9876n, 8ABCDn, 1234h, 5678h WORD C OX9876DEFO OXDEF09876 C OXDEFO0000 C OXFODE7698 C Ox00009876

(Addressing) In Joe's program, what will be the value of ebx after execution? ; loe's program data y8y tes Sykiords .code mov esi, OFF SET MyBytes mov ax, ORD PTR tesi] mov ebx, DviORD PTR Mords SYTE BAAn, OB3h, ecch, eDoh eDEFen, 9876n, 8ABCDn, 1234h, 5678h WORD C OX9876DEFO OXDEF09876 C OXDEFO0000 C OXFODE7698 C Ox00009876

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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