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The .CODE directive in your program instructs the assembler to start a code segment.
The next segment directive closes the previous segment; the END directive at the end of your program closes remaining segments.
With near code, the assembler names every code segment _TEXT, causing the linker to concatenate these segments into one. You can override the default name by providing an argument after .CODE.
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