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This document provides a summary of a lecture on computer organization and assembly language. It discusses the basic components of a computer, including the memory data register, memory address register, and different classes of instructions like three address, two address, one and a half address, one address, and zero address. It also covers different addressing modes for instructions, such as immediate, direct, indirect, index, and other modes. The document concludes by reviewing Chapter 1 of a textbook on x86 PC Assembly Language design and interfacing, which discusses the inside of the 8088/86 processor.
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