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Question

The purpose of the ORIGIN directive is,

a.

To indicate the starting position in memory, where the program block is to be stored

b.

To indicate the starting of the computation code

c.

To indicate the purpose of the code

d.

To list the locations of all the registers used

Answer: (a).To indicate the starting position in memory, where the program block is to be stored

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