Electronics and Communication Engineering - Microprocessors
Exercise : Microprocessors - Section 3
- Microprocessors - Section 1
- Microprocessors - Section 2
- Microprocessors - Section 3
- Microprocessors - Section 4
- Microprocessors - Section 5
- Microprocessors - Section 6
- Microprocessors - Section 7
- Microprocessors - Section 8
- Microprocessors - Section 9
- Microprocessors - Section 10
- Microprocessors - Section 11
- Microprocessors - Section 12
31.
A nibble corresponds to
Answer: Option
Explanation:
Nibble has 4 bits.
32.
Consider the following statements
- An assembler is a program having assembly language program as input and machine language program as output.
- A macro assembler is an assembler with additional macro facilities.
- A cross assembler for a μP X is an assembler which executes on source microcomputer with a different CPU than X bit generates code for X.
- Assemblers generally do not provide macro facilities.
Answer: Option
Explanation:
Assemblers do provide macro facilities.
33.
A computer window has a bar at its top to bear the name of window. This bar is called
Answer: Option
Explanation:
It is called 'title bar'.
34.
Read the following statements about files in Pascal
- A file can grow or shrink dynamically.
- A file which consists of only characters is called text file.
- Text files may be read and written using standard Pascal READ and WRITE procedures.
- Every file must have a beginning but may or may not have an end.
Answer: Option
Explanation:
Only 1, 2, 3 are correct and 4 is wrong.
35.
If word length is 16 bits the decimal equivalent of largest number which can be stored is
Answer: Option
Explanation:
Complete real number has all the three, i.e., sign, integer part and fraction part.
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