Which statement should you put at the end of your assembly code in order to have

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Which statement should you put at the end of your assembly code in order to have your program end quickly? exit(0) ret 0 INVOKE exit, 0 ret mov eax, 0 Given the following MASM program what will be the second line output to the screen (ignore any blank lines). .386 .model flat, c .stack 100h printf PROTO arg1: Ptr Byte, printlist VARARG .data msg1fmt byte 0Ah, %s%d%s%d%s", 0Ah, 0 msg2fmt byte 0Ah, %s%d", 0Ah, 0Ah, 0 mag11 byte "The first number is", 0 msg12 byte, "but the second number is", 0 msg 13 byte, 0 msg2 byte "while the third number is", 0 num1 sdword 5 num2 sdword 7 num3 sdword 11 .code main proc INVOKE printf, ADDR msg1fmt, ADDR msg11, num1, ADDR msg12. num2, ADOR msg13 INVOKE printf, ADDR msg2fmt. ADDR msg2, num3 main ret main endp end _____

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4- for faster exit we will use mov eas,0 as this act like a interrupt command and interrupts are always given higher priority than other statements.

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