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Create a stack at 1000h. Use the stack to interchange the contents of all of the working registers. Exchange AX with DX, BX with CX, and DI with SI. Use unique data for each register to test the program.

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Interchange contents of working registers and test the program.

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/* loads the stack pointer with the hexadecimal value 1000H*/

LXI SP, 1000H

/* Moving unique data to each ...

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