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8. MOV DI, OFFSET LABEL MOV DX,20H CLD MOV CX,64 REP INSW Which Label definition is correct for this code 1 (2 Points) W O LA
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The DUP mnemonics in the Intel x86 assembly language is a method to intialise an array of some soze, with some values. For a CPU stack, the size of the array really ought to be defined as 16 bit words (dw) or 32 bit words (dd). Hence the correct option is (2) LABEL DW 64 DUP (?)

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