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Suppose an assembly language allows the use of literals and literals can be alloted memory space either at the end of the program code or at places corresponding to ``LTORG" statements in the program. Describe how this can be handled by an assembler.

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Answered by Arslankincsem
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A literal is something that is settled (eg set) by a software engineer amid the production of the program's code.A literal itself is similar to a steady, and frequently, it's prescribed to put literals as constants so the software engineer doesn't have "enchantment numbers/strings" dissipated all through the code. A literal can be represented as a number, chararcer or a string.

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