Explain how to pass instream data in sysin with assembler?
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Answer / Dhananjay Upadhyay
Instream data can be passed in SYSIN by defining the input data within the source code itself. To include instream data, use the '/' character to mark the beginning and end of the instream data section.nFor example:n// INSTREAM DATAnDATA1 DS X'FF'nDATA2 DS Fn// END OF INSTREAM DATAnIn this example, two pieces of instream data (DATA1 and DATA2) are passed to the assembler program.
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