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1.4.4. Even Parity Flag
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- 1.
What does the Even Parity Flag indicate?
Hint
Think of the definition of even numbers.
- 2.
If a binary number has 4 ones, what will happen to the Even Parity Flag?
Hint
Remember the concept of even parity.
- 3.
What does the Even Parity Flag indicate?
- Number of 0's
- Number of 1's is even
- The number is prime
Hint
Focus on the definition of even numbers.
- 4.
True or False: The Even Parity Flag is set when the count of 1’s in a binary number is odd.
- True
- False
Hint
Remember the basic properties of even and odd.
- 5.
In a scenario where a microcontroller receives a binary message of 11101000, determine if the Even Parity Flag should be set and explain your answer.
Hint
Count the '1's carefully!
- 6.
Design a small assembly language function that utilizes the Even Parity Flag to control a loop's execution based on input.
Hint
Consider how to combine conditions with loop structures.
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4 min
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70%
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70%
Instructions
- Read each question carefully
- You can use hints if you need help
- Complete all questions before submitting