mnemonic
mnemonic
Mnemonic comes from the Ancient Greek "Mnemones" (translates very roughly to rememberers) The Mnemones were individuals responsible for memorizing the entirety of their cities code of law.
Ans. Mnemonic code:Machine language is the basic language of the computer but it is very difficult.Mnemonics:Assembly languages unlike machine language consist of short symbolic phrases understandable by people. These phrases are made up of alphanumeric symbols called mnemonics.Assembly language simplifies the programmer's job and makes it easy to find the errors. The programs written in assembly languages are efficient in their use, and run faster as they use fewer instructions.By Pro. MUHAMMAD SHOAIB BILALemail: Shoaibbilal64@Yahoo.comThanks!
Assembly Language
mnemonic
It doesn't. Macros are nothing more than a text-replacement system that allows you to define a symbol, such that all occurrences of that symbol within your code are replaced by the definition. This can help make code more readable by reducing complex statements to a simple mnemonic.
A mnemonic code is a device by which one can remember a string of data or formulae; for instance, "My very eccentric mother just served us noodles" is a mnemonic for remembering the (now) 8 planets in the solar system in the order of their distance from the sun. Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.
Ans. Mnemonic code:Machine language is the basic language of the computer but it is very difficult.Mnemonics:Assembly languages unlike machine language consist of short symbolic phrases understandable by people. These phrases are made up of alphanumeric symbols called mnemonics.Assembly language simplifies the programmer's job and makes it easy to find the errors. The programs written in assembly languages are efficient in their use, and run faster as they use fewer instructions.By Pro. MUHAMMAD SHOAIB BILALEmail: Shoaibbilal64@yahoo.comThanks!
in assembly language machine language instruction are replaced by English like words these words are called mnemonic
It is an assembler language programmer
Symbols to represent instructions Each instruction (opcode) is given some mnemonic name Various addressing modes might select different opcodes for same mnemonic Symbols to represent labels and variables The addresses where variables are stored can be named Addresses in the code can be labelled