Question

Could you please help me doing this?

Slide #14:

ARM Assembly Language label mnemonic operand1, operand2, operand3 comments R2+R1->R3 Loc ADD R3, R2 R1 Label is a symbolic reference to this instruction's address in memory. Mnemonic represents the operation to be performed .The number of operands varies, depending on each specific instruction. Some instructions have no operands at all. operand1 is typically the destination register, and operand2 and operand3 are source operands. operand2 is usually a register. operand3 can represent many different things, depending on instruction. .Everything after the semicolon is a comment, which is ignored by the assembler. We will discuss this in more detail later. This is just to get us going Lecture #3 14

Slide #15

The question:

Answer 1

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Above table in image is for basic computer. For an label, one character can represent with 8-bits and in Slide #14 the label given as "LOC" each character is of 8-bits so minimum bits required is 24 bits and if we include space "LOC " that minimum required 32-bits.

In slid #5 there is no label mention in program so required 0 bits.