Complete the following AVR assembly language code so that it performs the action indicated. ; Set the lower (least significant) 4 bits of Port C to ; be outputs and the upper 4 bits to be inputs ldi r19, out , r19
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We want to set the lower 4 bits of Port C to be outputs. This means we need to set the corresponding bits in the DDR register for Port C to 1. Show more…
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