Microprocessors MCQs
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REAL F , C
READ * , F
C = (5. / 9.) * (F - 32.)
1. EXP (i.e., ex)
2. ARCTAN (i.e. tanβΎ¹ x)
3. SQRT (i.e., βx)
4. AES (i.e. |x|)
Which of the above are allowed in Pascal?
10 READ X, Y, Z
15 DATA 20, 30, 10
20 S = X + Y + Z
30 A = S/3
35 PRINT S, A, X, Y, Z
40 END
The output will be
1. CY = 1
2. ACC = 10000001
After the instruction RAL is executed twice the contents of CY and ACC respectively will be
1. An assembler is a program having assembly language program as input and machine language program as output.
2. A macro assembler is an assembler with additional macro facilities.
3. A cross assembler for a ΞΌP X is an assembler which executes on source microcomputer with a different CPU than X bit generates code for X.
4. Assemblers generally do not provide macro facilities.
Of the above statement
1. A file can grow or shrink dynamically.
2. A file which consists of only characters is called text file.
3. Text files may be read and written using standard Pascal READ and WRITE procedures.
4. Every file must have a beginning but may or may not have an end.
Which of the above are correct?
Reason (R): Capacitors tend to loose charge.