Write an Intel 8085 assembly program to find the largest of N numbers stored in memory using the algorithm below. Hand trace (execute) the program showing the changes made to all affected registers and memory locations.
Max = a(1)
For i = n to N
If max < a(i) then max = a(i)
Next i
It is important for me to see the Hand Trace so i can understand the program. With out the trace the answer is incomplete.
Write an Intel 8085 assembly program to find the largest of N numbers stored in memory...
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