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    This document is a blog post from October 2015 that summarizes an 8085 assembly language program to copy 16 bytes of data from one memory location to another. It explains that the program copies 16 bytes of data starting from memory address 9000H to memory addresses starting from 9100H, but does not copy the 17th and 18th bytes since they would be located at addresses outside the range being copied to. The post was written by someone with the initials SK and includes tags for 8085 and "Program".

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    This document is a blog post from October 2015 that summarizes an 8085 assembly language program to copy 16 bytes of data from one memory location to another. It explains that the program copies 16 bytes of data starting from memory address 9000H to memory addresses starting from 9100H, but does not copy the 17th and 18th bytes since they would be located at addresses outside the range being copied to. The post was written by someone with the initials SK and includes tags for 8085 and "Program".

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    About Me: Sunday, October 25, 2015

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    This document is a blog post from October 2015 that summarizes an 8085 assembly language program to copy 16 bytes of data from one memory location to another. It explains that the program copies 16 bytes of data starting from memory address 9000H to memory addresses starting from 9100H, but does not copy the 17th and 18th bytes since they would be located at addresses outside the range being copied to. The post was written by someone with the initials SK and includes tags for 8085 and "Program".

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    Sunday, October 25, 2015 About Me

    SK

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    Blog Archive
    2015 (11)
    October (11)
    8085 Program to
    Find the
    Smallest Data

    8085 Program to
    Find the
    Greatest Data

    8085 Program to
    Find the Square
    of a Number

    8085 Program to
    Add 10 Data
    Starting From
    Specific...

    8085 Program to
    Copy 16 Data
    from One
    Location to ...

    8085 Program To
    Divide Two 8 Bit
    Numbers

    8085 Program To
    Multiply Two 8
    Bit Numbers

    8085 Program To
    Subtract Two
    16 Bit Numbers

    8085 Program To
    Add Two 16 Bit
    Numbers

    8085 Program To
    Subtract Two 8
    Bit Numbers

    8085 Program To
    Add Two 8 Bit
    Numbers
    Example

    Here, the 16 datas starting from memory address 9000H is moved into memory address starting from 9100H. Now,
    since memory address 9010 and 9011 are the 17th and 18th data so they are not copied into memory address 9110
    and 9111.

    Posted by SK at 1:20 AM

    Labels: 8085, Program

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