TRUE/FALSE 1. A COM program is a modified binary image of a machine-language pro

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1.  A COM program is a modified binary image of a machine-language program.

2.  A hardware port can serve as both an Input port and as an Output port.

3.  A near data segment created by the .DATA directive can be as long as 128 Kb.

4.  A terminate and stay resident (TSR) program is a good example of a transient program.

5.  Application programs with extensions of COM and EXE are called memory-resident programs.

6.  It is possible to override the segment register specified by the ASSUME directive.

7.  Large programs should be divided into separate modules to simplify editing and debugging.

8.  Memory-mapped hardware input-output is an alternative to port-based hardware input-output in an IA-32 system.

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