what is need of START 0?. In steed of '0' can we use any
other numerics?. if we use what will happen?.
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Answer Posted / nitin
START is an assembler directive. The answer provided by Alok
is almost correct. The only thing difference is that this
directive (START 0) tells the assembler to start the
location counter from that point onwards and its initial
value is set to zero.(in this case). We can provide any
other numeric value as well.
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