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2 years ago

What does it mean to prioritize tasks?

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salantis [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

to rank tasks from most to least important

Explanation:

Prioritize means to choose priority, obviously and priority is the thing is the thing which, among other things, have the biggest importance.

Every day, especially in business, one finds himself swimming in tasks up to his neck. Obviously, not all of them can be successfully finished, or at least not without sacrificing one's personal life or sleep.

Prioritizing, therefore, serves as a helpful organising tool. After writing down all tasks that need to be done, a person should rank them by priority, which means that only urgent and important tasks will be dealt with immediately. Tasks of lower priority will be postponed, delegated or simply deleted.

Anestetic [448]2 years ago

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Answer:

Complete code is given below:

Explanation:

INCLUDE Irvine32.inc

.data

msgMenu BYTE "---- Boolean Calculator ----", 0dh,0ah

BYTE 0dh,0ah

BYTE "1. x AND y" ,0dh,0ah

BYTE "2. x OR y" ,0dh,0ah

BYTE "3. NOT x" ,0dh,0ah

BYTE "4. x XOR y" ,0dh,0ah

BYTE "5. Exit program",0

msgAND BYTE "Boolean AND",0

msgOR BYTE "Boolean OR",0

msgNOT BYTE "Boolean NOT",0

msgXOR BYTE "Boolean XOR",0

msgOperand1 BYTE "Input the first 32-bit hexadecimal operand: ",0

msgOperand2 BYTE "Input the second 32-bit hexadecimal operand: ",0

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main08stub PROC

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#----------------------------------------

**BLANK** PROC

# It selects a procedure from the case table

# Receives: AL = number of procedure

# Returns: nothing

#-----------------------------------

ret

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#------------------------------------------------

_AND_op PROC

# Performs a boolean AND operation

# Receives: Nothing

# Returns: Nothing

#------------------------------------------------

ret

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#------------------------------------------------

_OR_op PROC

# Performs a boolean OR operation

# Receives: Nothing

# Returns: Nothing

#------------------------------------------------

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#------------------------------------------------

_NOT_op PROC

# Performs a boolean NOT operation.

# Receives: Nothing

# Returns: Nothing

#------------------------------------------------

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#------------------------------------------------

_XOR_op PROC

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# Receives: Nothing

# Returns: Nothing

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#------------------------------------------------

_ExitProgram PROC

# Receives: Nothing

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#------------------------------------------------

ret

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END main08stub

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