mpmc used to be very difficult subject for me. And there used to be no videos available related to this subject . I appreciate you from the bottom of my heart for your efforts in teaching students, and mpmc is not a tough subject anymore appreciate your way of teaching .Thank you.
You are welcome 🤗. Thank you so much for your wonderful comment. MPMC is difficult subject when you don't understand the concepts. And it is easiest when you understood.
@@TheVertex-Engg-Lectures mem hum ye puch rhe the ki clg me hme kuch practically sikhne ko nhi mila or 3rd year start ho gya 😅😅😅so hme abhi kya krna chahiye ??
My first language was Assembly, and I really love it. If you really want to know how a CPU works, and how it stores information this will do it. It is interesting you have registers (AX [accumulator], BX [base], CX [counter], and DX [data]) and how they are divided into 8 bits each (eg AH, AL making AX). CF and . It's cool. Later 32-bit registers were created turning into EAX, EBX, ECX, EDX. It's all good.
To be honest, you made my topic so much easier to understand. I really appreciate your help. Thank you so much!
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mpmc used to be very difficult subject for me. And there used to be no videos available related to this subject . I appreciate you from the bottom of my heart for your efforts in teaching students, and mpmc is not a tough subject anymore appreciate your way of teaching .Thank you.
You are welcome 🤗. Thank you so much for your wonderful comment. MPMC is difficult subject when you don't understand the concepts. And it is easiest when you understood.
@@TheVertex-Engg-Lectures yes madam that is true
thank you so much Ma'am. really helpful !
You are welcome 😊 keep learning 👍
super fantastic mindblowing explanation madam
😀 thanks keep learning and let me know if you have any doubt
Super Fantastic, Thank you soo much 😊
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Thanks a lot❤️
You are welcome 😊 keep learning
madam try to make more videos on digital signal processing and microwave engineering then it will be helpful for students.
Yes sure I can make videos on signal processing but microwave is not my subject.
Thank you mam very nice gide & very nice information 8086 flag register microprocessor teaching video.👍
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finally got a useful video
Thank you so much 😊 keep learning 👍
thanks
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Hello mam "I want to pdf of this lecture." Where can i find it?
Sorry, the website where it was uploaded is not working
Humbly request mam ,provide me on telegram
Mam this lecture is easy and dominant to all competitive exam so please help me
thanx!!
You are welcome. Keep learning
Thanks 🤎
You are welcome keep watching 👍
I loved your video that no one explained this course. thank you
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direction flag is used for string instructions. Are you going to make video fr string instructions?
yes will be uploading soon
Thank u from Bangladesh miss... Lots of love and respect
You are welcome. Thanks from India. Keep learning
Mem apki bhi Branch electronics and communication hi thi kya???
Yes
Jii mem hme apse kuch advice vgaira chahiye ..ap hmari hlp kr scte hai??hmari bhi branch 😅😅😅Ec hi hai
@@Jsmotivational97 sure, any time
@@TheVertex-Engg-Lectures mem hum ye puch rhe the ki clg me hme kuch practically sikhne ko nhi mila or 3rd year start ho gya 😅😅😅so hme abhi kya krna chahiye ??
@@Jsmotivational97 try to get some global certification like Cisco etc.
love you mam❤️
My first language was Assembly, and I really love it. If you really want to know how a CPU works, and how it stores information this will do it. It is interesting you have registers (AX [accumulator], BX [base], CX [counter], and DX [data]) and how they are divided into 8 bits each (eg AH, AL making AX). CF and . It's cool. Later 32-bit registers were created turning into EAX, EBX, ECX, EDX. It's all good.
Nice information
🤝🔥🔥🔥❣ thanku
Keep learning 👍
cutie taught everything so well
Thank you Mam
You are welcome 😊