Q. A macro can be defined as

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Q. A macro can be used as ________

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Q. The end of a macro can be represented by the directive.

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Q. Inserting the statements and instructions represented by macro, directly at the place of the macroname, in the program, is known as

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Q. The time required for execution of a macro is ________ that of the procedure.

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Q. If ‘n’ denotes the number of clock cycles and ‘T’ denotes period of the clock at which the microprocessor is running, then the duration of execution of loop once can be denoted by

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Q. The number of instructions actually executed by the microprocessor depends on the

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Q. In case of subroutines, the actual number of instructions executed by the processor depends on

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Q. The step included in generating delays is

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Q. The Count, N can be defined as

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Q. In the instruction set,

MOV CX, BA03H
WAIT: DEC CX
NOP
JNZ WAIT
RET

if the zeroth condition is satisfied then, for execution, the JNZ instruction takes

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Q. In the instruction set,

MOV CX, BA03H
WAIT: DEC CX
NOP
JNZ WAIT
RET

if the zeroth condition is not satisfied, then the JNZ instruction takes

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Q. The maximum count value of 16-bit count register puts a limitation on

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Q. When large delays are required, then to serve the purpose

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