The upper 16 bits of the ECX register can be accessed independently like the lower 16 bits (CX) true or false?
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FALSE - The upper 16 bits of the ECX register can be accessed independently like the lower 16 bits (CX)
Explanation:
The lower 16 bits of the ECX register can be accessed from (CX).
However, there is no direct access to upper 16-bit in extended register (ECX). Here upper 16 bit means - bit 16 to 31
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‘The upper 16 bits of the ECX register can be accessed independently like the lower 16 bits (CX)’ is a FALSE statement.
Explanation:
- Nowadays, the modern x86 processors have 8 32-bit general purpose registers.
- In that, EAX is used to be referred as accumulator which was used by the number of arithmetic operations.
- ECX can be referred as counter where it is used for holding the loop index.
- The remaining two namely ESP (stack pointer) and EBP (base pointer) are used for special purposes. For these 4 registers, subsections might be used.
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