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Assembler directives can be written in any combination o letters f uppercase and lowercase True False If the source code for an assembly language program 7 assembler and linker to update the program's executable code. is modified, you must run both the False An object file is commonly read as input by the linker | True 0 | False A listing file contains a copy of the program's source code, with line numbers, the numeric address of each instruction. 9 | True I False The listing file is generated by the linker. | True ! 0 | False The PROC directive marks both the beginning and ending of a procedure. True False

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Q6. Assembler directives can be written in any combination of uppercase and lowercase letters
Answer : True
Explanation : Both Uppercase and lower cae is allowed.

Q7. If the source code for an assembly language program is modified, you must run both the assembler and linker to update the program's executable code
Answer : True
Explanation : Assembly language program is modified, you must run both the assembler and linker to update the program's executable code
an object file is commonly read as input by the linker
Answer : True, file is commonly read as input by the linker

Q8. An object file is commonly read as input by the linker.
Answer : True.

Q9. A listing file contains a copy of the progam's source code, with line numbers, the numeric address of each instruction
Answer :False, A listing file contains a List of segments and groups in a program

Q10. The listing file is genrated by the linker
Answer :False, it would be genrated by the assembler

Q11. The PROC directive marks both the begining and ending of a procedure
Answer : False
Explanation : Marks the entry point of a program

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