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Why does the assembler make two passes through the program? To determine the addresses of labels in order to calculate the co

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After the second pass, what machine code instruction would the assembler create for BRnzp TEST, with the label TEST located a

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After the second pass, what machine code instruction would the assembler create for LD RO, ASCII? 0010011000000100 0001000000

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As per Chegg policy, I am answering only the first question. In order to get answers of more question please upload the remaining questions separately:

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In first pass, it resolves all forward labels and generate machine instructions and enter addresses in symbol and in second pass, it synthesizes the target using addresses generated in the symbol table.

So, option a is correct i.e., "to determine the addresses of labels in order to calculate the correct offset for PC relative memory and branch instruction"

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