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Reserve space in memory for an array of words of size 10. Use the ‘.space’ directive to allocate an empty space of an arbitrary size. Be sure to place this array in the ".section .data". You can find more info about the .space directive in the gnu binutils documentation. (You cannot directly pass your initial_value to assmbly code. Use the data section) Label the array "my_array".
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