In Assembly Language, the Programmer Must Take a Microscopic View

question 40

Multiple Choice

In assembly language, the programmer must take a microscopic view of a task, breaking it down into tiny subtasks at the level of what is going on in individual ____.

• A)memory locations
• B)programs
• C)subtasks
• D)tasks

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