operation of the memory commands in the Debug program. Part 1: Examining and Modifying the Contents of Memory 1. Show the contents of the segment registers and what physical address do they point to in the memory 2. Use one single Display (-d) command to display the first 256 bytes of the data segment in the memory. Cut and paste your command and the output produced by the command on your report file (as indicated on the first page of this lab). 3. Display 128 bytes of the code segment starting from the current value of CS:IP with the display command. 4. Use the Display command to show the last six words pushed to the stack 5. With the Enter command, load the first 16 Bytes of the current data segment, one byte at a time, with the value of FFH. Before terminating the command, verify that the memory contents have been changed by stepping back through the memory locations. 6. Use the Fill commands to initialize the 16 storage locations starting at DS:10 with the value 55H and the 16 memory locations starting at address DS:30 with 00 7. With a Move command, copy the contents of the 16 memory locations starting at DS:00 to the 16 storage locations starting at DS:20