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Justify the need for branching and jump codes in the instruction set using real world scenarios. (6marks) b. Assume the three symbolic variables V1, V2, V3 contain integer values. Write an NASM code fragment that moves the smallest value into integer ax. Use only the instructions mov, cmp, and jbe. (6marks) c. Justify why computer software developers use high-level languages instead of assembly language although it is more powerful. (3marks)
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