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You can try out the various memory display styles. You'll be using them in Exercise 1 at the end
of the lab. I should note that when you enter information into Memory using the "data" input box
in the Control area of the applet, you can type the information in several of the above display
styles, as well as in assembly language. You can, for example, enter ordinary numbers in the
range -32768 to 65535. You can enter a binary number, but you must precede it by the letter B.
For example: B1011010111. Finally, you can enter one or two ASCII characters, but you must
precede them by a quote mark. For example: '#1 or 'A. You will need to do this for Exercise 1.
There is another option in the pop-up menu: "Control Wires". This display style doesn't show
memory at all. If you select it, the computer's memory display will be replaced by a list of control
wires. These control wires are the key to understanding how the xComputer works. The basic
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