Segment assembler directive, Electrical Engineering

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What do you understand by SEGMENT assembler directive?

SEGMENT: This directive explains to the assembler the start of a segment along with name segment-name. The segment name must be unique and obeys the rules of the assembler

The Syntax is as given here:

Segment Name   SEGMENT {Operand (Optional)}; Comment

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Segment Name ENDS.


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