Question 2 (10 Marks): Write an ALP to find the smallest number from a set of 10 data bytes. Assume that the series is stored at memory location 5000: 4000 H. Store the result in DL register. Explain each line of the program with the expected result.
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In this case, the data is stored at segment address 5000H. ```assembly MOV AX, 5000H ; Load the segment address into AX MOV DS, AX ; Move the content of AX into DS ``` *Explanation*: This sets up the segment where our data is located, making it accessible for Show more…
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