Question

Question 5 3 pts Here is a part of the listing output from the assembly of payroll.asm 1 2 3 • Program to print payroll .data NumEmpls: .word 100 5 0000 6400 6 7 8 0002 00 9 0003-00 10 11 12 0004 0000 13 14 15 0006 00 16 17 0007 00 CurrDate: .byte 0 # Month .byte 0 # Day # Notice that year is a word # It's too big for a byte .word 0 # Year SpecialRun: .byte o # o-no, 1-yes What is the offset of CurrDate? 0002 0004 0000

Answer 1

B) 004

Explanation :-

According to the data given;

CurrDate is the second label over there Whereas the first label is NumEmpls ; so ultimatelty it's offset is 0000 and it stores a value of word data type element which means NumEmpls uses 4 bytes of memory over here. So,the next element will 4 bytes later. So , offset of the next element to NumEmpls i.e. in this case CurrDate would be 004