The directive that directs the assembler to start the memory allotment for a particular segment/block/code from the declared address is
A. OFFSET
B. LABEL
C. ORG
D. GROUP
Answer:A
The directive that directs the assembler to start the memory allotment for a particular segment/block/code from the declared address is
A. OFFSET B. LABEL C. ORG D. GROUP
Explanation: If an ORG is written then the assembler initiates the location counter to keep the track of allotted address for the module as mentioned in the directive.