Microprocessor(8086) If i write this code Mov ax,[1000] Is this means in the memory directly i will copy what is in the 1000 address if it’s 33 the data that 1000 hold I will say Al is 33 or I should calculate the physical address is which who gives me the data in the 1000 address means I should calculate physical address then if that physical address holds 33 then i say 33 And lastly is there any difference between [1000H] and [1000]

Microprocessor(8086) If i write this code Mov ax,[1000] Is this means in the memory directly i will copy what is in the 1000 address if it’s 33 the data that 1000 hold I will say Al is 33 or I should calculate the physical address is which who gives me the data in the 1000 address means I should calculate physical address then if that physical address holds 33 then i say 33 And lastly is there any difference between [1000H] and [1000]

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Chapter11: Operating Systems

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