III. Explain why the Russian words similar in form cannot be used as substitutes for the English words

Exercises

REFERENCES

CONCLUSION

Logical instructions typically work on a bit by bit basis, although some processors use the entire contents of the operands as whole flags (zero or not zero input, zero or negative one output). Typical logical operations include logical negation or logical complement (NOT), logical and (AND), logical inclusive or (OR), and logical exclusive or (XOR). Logical tests are a comparison of a value to a bit string (or operand treated as a bit string) of all zeros. Some processors have an instruction that sets or clears a bit or byte in registers or memory based on the processor condition codes.

Therefore, developing 3 algorithms which were described in this work, was very interesting. Moreover, it is possible to see how they work on the examples.

Flowcharts show how is algorithms works. A Flow Chart is a diagrammatic representation that illustrates the sequence of operations to be performed to gain the solution of a problem.

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Appendix A. Flowchart of AND and OR algorithm

Appendix A. Flowchart of XOR and NOT algorithm

Appendix B. Listing program log1.exe

SSEG SEGMENT PARA STACK 'STACK'

DB 256 DUP(0)

SSEG ENDS

DSEG SEGMENT PARA PUBLIC 'DATA'

rez Dw 1 DUP(0)

DSEG ENDS

CSEG SEGMENT PARA PUBLIC 'CODE'

ASSUME CS:CSEG,DS:DSEG,SS:SSEG

SUMMA PROC FAR

mov ax,DSEG

mov ds,ax

Start: clc

mov ax,5FFFH

and ax,2345h

mov rez,ax

jmp Start

SUMMA ENDP

CSEG ENDS

END SUMMA

Appendix B. Listing program log2.exe

SSEG SEGMENT PARA STACK 'STACK'

Db 256 DUP(0)

SSEG ENDS

DSEG SEGMENT PARA PUBLIC 'DATA'

loga Db 1 DUP(0)

rez Db 1 DUP(0)

DSEG ENDS

CSEG SEGMENT PARA PUBLIC 'CODE'

ASSUME CS:CSEG,DS:DSEG,SS:SSEG

SUMMA PROC FAR

mov ax,DSEG

mov ds,ax

Start: clc

mov ax,29h

or ax,45h

mov bx,OFFSET rez

mov [bx],ax

jmp Start

SUMMA ENDP

CSEG ENDS

END SUMMA

Appendix B. Listing program log3.exe

SSEG SEGMENT PARA STACK 'STACK'

DB 256 DUP(0)

SSEG ENDS

DSEG SEGMENT PARA PUBLIC 'DATA'

rez Dw 1 DUP(0)

DSEG ENDS

CSEG SEGMENT PARA PUBLIC 'CODE'

ASSUME CS:CSEG,DS:DSEG,SS:SSEG

SUMMA PROC FAR

mov ax,DSEG

mov ds,ax

Start: clc

mov ax,5FFFH

xor ax,2345

not ax

mov rez,ax

jmp Start

SUMMA ENDP

CSEG ENDS

END SUMMA

I. Make a careful study of the following groups of words. Note the difference in the meaning in English and in Russian and suggest the appropriate equivalents.

1. actual // актуальный; 2. appellation // апелляция; 3. aspirant // аспирант; 4. balloon // баллон; 5. billet //билет; 6. compositor // композитор; 7. concern // концерн; 8. depot // депо; 9. direction // дирекция; 10. fabric // фабрика; 11. genial // гениальный; 12. motion // моцион; 13. motorist // моторист; 14. physique // физик; 15. probe // проба; 16. protection // протекция.

II. Note the meanings of the English international words and translate them in the examples cited below.

1. We mustn't buy roses – it is too extravagant in winter.

2. Mr. Prower was a politician with catholic tastes and interests.

3. How would you account for such dramatic changes in the situation?

4. Frequent inspections were a matter of routine in the office.

5. Before entering on his literary career Mark Twain was employed as pilot on vessels going up and down the Mississippi river.

6. The recently published work of the world-known ornithologist will be interesting to any student of bird-life.

1. Tolstoy devoted the remainder of his life to writing little pamphlets, preaching peace and love and the abolition of poverty.

2. The navigator on an aircraft must have a good eye for spotting the slightest error in case the robot pilot goes out of control.

3. The student is quick and accurate at figures.

4. He kept that TV going from noon till long past midnight. Away from it for any length of time he actually became confused and disoriented.

5. We met at the academy, roomed together and immediately felt that rare and wonderful rapport that lights up when two people get along beautifully.

6. It was largely due to his father's sympathy and understanding that Chopin was able to evolve a personal style of writing almost from the very beginning of his creative career.

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