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DATA: section .data ;The stuff which follows is data
org $1000
array dc.w -2185,1468,3017,-3662,388,-2305
loopf ldx array ;check index i
cpx -7 ;if i is greater than n2, exit the loop … ; performs loop operations
blt next: ; if no less than -7 just increment array
emuls ;multiply if greater than -7
sty array ;m[$1000] Å Y
inc array
next: inc array
end
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