Machine and Assembly Language Mcqs

A. Absolute mode

B. Immediate mode

C. Indirect mode

D. Index mode

A. Assembler

B. Compilers

C. Interpreter

D. All of these

A. Imperative statements and assembler directives

B. Imperative and declarative statement

C. Imperative and declarative statement as well as assembler directive

D. Declarative statements and assembler directive

A. Hex code

B. Binary code

C. Mnemonics

D. ASCII code

A. System software

B. Applications software

C. An operating environment

D. An interpreter

A. Fewer people, less management and shorter transition in learning time

B. Improved debugging capability, and superior documentation

C. A greater degree of machine independence

D. All of the above

A. Programming language instruction

B. Assembly language instruction

C. Machine language instruction

D. None of the mentioned

A. Operand field

B. Operation code field

C. Operation code field & operand field

D. None of the mentioned

A. 2 bytes

B. 1 byte

C. 3 bytes

D. 4 bytes

A. 2 bytes

B. 1 byte

C. 3 bytes

D. 4 bytes

A. Another register

B. Another memory location

C. Other operand

D. All of the mentioned

A. Status bit

B. Sign bit

C. Sign extension bit

D. None of the mentioned

A. Sequential control flow instructions

B. Control transfer instructions

C. Sequential control flow & control transfer instructions

D. None of the mentioned

A. Sequential control flow instructions

B. Control transfer instructions

C. Sequential control flow & control transfer instructions

D. None of the mentioned

A. Sequential control flow instructions

B. Control transfer instructions

C. Branch instructions

D. Control transfer & branch instructions