Why is number of calling procedures in 8086 not important? O None of the mentioned. Since procedure has fixed size. O Since the maximum number of calling procedures is fixed. O Procedures can be called only once. Since procedure is located in a predefined address.

Why is number of calling procedures in 8086 not important? O None of the mentioned. Since procedure has fixed size. O Since the maximum number of calling procedures is fixed. O Procedures can be called only once. Since procedure is located in a predefined address.

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13. Why is number of calling procedures in 8086 not important? Procedures can be called only once. Since procedure is located in a predefined address. None of the mentioned. Since procedure has fixed size. Since the maximum number of calling procedures is fixed.
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