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In class exercise • Write a C code which will display 1234 in the 7 Segment of DRAGON12-Light Trainer board. -Omit the header file declaration. -You can use ms_delay (n) to produce approximate delay. 

          In class exercise
• Write a C code which will display 1234 in the 7
Segment of DRAGON12-Light Trainer board.
-Omit the header file declaration.
-You can use ms_delay (n) to produce
approximate delay.
In class exercise • Write a C code which will display 1234 in the 7 Segment of DRAGON12-Light Trainer board. -Omit the header file declaration. -You can use msdelay (n) to produce approximate delay.

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In class exercise Write a C code which will display 1234 in the 7-segment display of the DRAGON12-Light Trainer board. - Omit the header file declaration. - You can use ms_delay(n) to produce an approximate delay.
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00:01 The delay is given as 250 millisecond and it is equals to 250 into 10 to the power minus 3 second.
00:15 1 t state period t state period will be equals to 1 over 5 into 10 to the power 6 and it will be equals to 0 .2 into 10 to the power minus 6 second.
00:35 So, for one loop of 4, one loop number of t states t states we have dec nope 3 and jnz as 16.
01:02 So, total we have 21 states.
01:07 Now, number of times the loop will be executed.
01:13 So, number of times loop will be executed...
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