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excerpt: "A machine language monitor is a utility, provided by most computer systems, which aids in the development of machine language programs. Its basic functions are: a) to allow you to view the contents of each byte in the system's memory, and b) to allow you to change these values. The program provided here will allow…"
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# Window

A machine language monitor is a utility, provided by most computer systems, which aids in the development of machine language programs. Its basic functions are: a) to allow you to view the contents of each byte in the system’s memory, and b) to allow you to change these values. The program provided here will allow you to perform these functions. It is a visual window into the system’s memory, hence the name.