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How to initialize 20,000 bytes in the Assembler..
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Answer Posted / king nahiku
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* The requirement is to initialize 20000 bytes
not "reinitialize" 20000 bytes.
* The above statment initializes 20000 bytes of storage to
spaces. The bonus is that it is done at assembly time and
not run time.
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