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Assembly languages are normally intended making sure that this type of deficiency of ambiguity is universally enforced by their syntax. as an example, in the Intel x86 assembly language, a hexadecimal continual must begin with a numeral digit, so that the hexadecimal range 'A' (equal to decimal 10) would be published as 0Ah or 0AH, not AH, specific