what is need of start 0? In steed of
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Answer / Dilip Kumar Dube
Start 0 in IBM mainframe assembler refers to the starting address of your program. It's used to specify the location where the program begins execution. Using Start 0 instead of other addresses like Start E (End of Program) or Start M (Memory Storage Size) ensures that your program starts at a predictable and well-defined location.
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