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Which assembly directive is used to define a constant value?

The .equ directive is used in assembly language to define symbolic constants or aliases with fixed values. It allows programmers to assign a constant value to a symbolic name, making the code more readable and maintainable. Example: MAX_VALUE equ 100

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