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Grouping large chunks of data together
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Structures called arrays, matrices, or linked-lists
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A storage structure that it uses to keep track of the value of all user defined symbols
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Symbol table
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Data and address registers is limited to a total of...
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16 (allowing 64 bytes of storage)
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Any memory location used to store a single data value
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Variable
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These assembler directives are used to create storage locations for variables
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DC(define constant), DS(define storage)
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a collectio of identical data types
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array
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When we want to reserve room for variables and not initialize them we use what directive?
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DS
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An area in memory reserved for reading and writing special data items such as return addresses and register values
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Stack
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the last item pushed is always the first item popped
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This is referred to as LIFO(last in first out)
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What routine is used to place data oto the stack
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PUSH routine
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