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⚡️ Get Ready for Some Tricky Questions!
🔥 Now it’s time to test your knowledge with some tricky questions! Think carefully and don’t rush🧠💥 Stay sharp and answer wisely! 💪

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1. 🧠 Even though Assembly language is close to machine language (which is 0 and 1), there is no actual one-to-one relation between Assembly and machine language.

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2. 🔄 The mnemonics in Assembly (such as MOV, ADD, etc.) correspond directly to specific CPU instructions.

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3. 🧰 Which operation is NOT allowed by the CPU?

Anonymous Quiz

A) Memory-to-register

21%

B) Register-to-register

C) Register-to-memory

71%

D) Memory-to-memory

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4. 📍 Which one of the following is correct about MOV AX, BX?

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50%

A) AX is the source, BX is the destination

42%

B) AX is the destination, BX is the source

C) Both AX and BX can the destination

D) Both AX and BX can the source

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5. 🔍 What is the command to compare two values in Assembly language?

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6. 📝 What character is used to comment in Assembly

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7. 🔁 What is the command to jump to a line in loops (similar to goto in C++)?

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8. ⚡️ Which operation is faster?

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A) Fetching from ROM

B) Fetching from RAM

93%

C) Fetching from CPU registers

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9. ⏳ How many cycles does it take to fetch data from CPU registers and from RAM?

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25%

A) 10 cycles for register, 100 cycles for RAM

17%

B) 10 cycles for register, 1000 cycles for RAM

50%

C) 1 cycle for register, 100 cycles for RAM

D) 100 cycles for register, 1000 cycles for RAM

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10. 🧠 If registers are much faster, why can't we use them instead of memory?

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A) CPUs are small in size

79%

B) Registers cannot hold data for longer periods

14%

C) Registers have smaller sizes (16, 32, 64 bits)

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🎉 How many questions did you ace? 💥
Let’s see how many of you are ready for the exam! 😎 Drop your score below!
Out of 23 questions, how many did you get right? 🤔

Anonymous Poll

25%

🏆 All of them! (23/23)

25%

😏 Almost there! (20-22)

25%

💡 Got a solid score! (15-19)

13%

🔥 Some tough ones! (10-14)

13%

😅 Well, I tried! (0-9)

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Mosh-cheat-sheets.zip

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🚀 Cheat Sheets by Mosh 🚀

Quick reference for Java, Python, SQL, and Git! 📚

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if (10 > 5) 
    int sum = 10 + 5;

System.out.println(sum);

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What’s wrong with the above snippet of code?

Anonymous Quiz

40%

a. Perfectly fine

14%

b. Sum is not printed

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Predict the output:

    int i = 0;
    while (++i < 5); 
    cout << "i: " << i << endl;

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Choose your answer for the above code.

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Predict the output:

    int x = 5;
    int y = 10;
    (x > y ? x : y) = 50;
   cout << "x: " << x << ", y: " << y << endl;

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