ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE PROGRAM

What is Assembly language?

• A) Low-level programming language
• B) High-level programming language
• C) Visual programming language
• D) Scripting language

Which of the following is a typical task performed by an assembler?

• A) Translate assembly code into machine code
• B) Debug a program
• C) Optimize code for performance
• D) Create GUI interfaces

What is the main advantage of writing code in Assembly language?

• A) It is easy to learn
• B) It is easier to debug
• C) It produces faster, more efficient code
• D) It has better compatibility with modern operating systems

Which of the following best describes the relationship between Assembly language and machine code?

• A) Assembly language is the same as machine code
• B) Assembly language is a higher-level language than machine code
• C) Assembly language is a lower-level language than machine code
• D) Assembly language is not related to machine code

Which of the following statements about Assembly language syntax is true?

• A) Assembly language syntax is the same across all processors and architectures
• B) Assembly language syntax is standardized by the IEEE
• C) Assembly language syntax varies between processors and architectures
• D) Assembly language syntax is determined by the operating system

Which of the following is NOT a typical component of an Assembly language program?

• A) Comments
• B) Variables
• C) Labels
• D) Classes

Write Assembly code to move the value in register A to register B.

• A) mov A, B
• B) mov B, A
• C) add A, B
• D) sub A, B

Write Assembly code to add the values in registers A and B and store the result in register C.

• A) add A, B, C
• B) mov C, A+B
• C) mov C, A
• D) add C, A, B

Write Assembly code to multiply the value in register A by 2.

• A) mul A, 2
• B) add A, A
• C) mov A, 2*A
• D) mov A, A*2

Analyze: Which of the following code snippets is equivalent to the Assembly code "mov A, B"?

• A) A = B
• B) A := B
• C) A <- B
• D) A <- A + B - B