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Letamp;#39;s follow along as the assembler processes our source file. The assembler maintains a symbol table that maps symbols names to their numeric values. Initially the symbol table is loaded with mappings for all the register symbols. The assembler reads the source file line-by-line, defining symbols and labels, expanding macros, or evaluating expressions to generate bytes for the output array. Whenever the assembler encounters a use of a symbol or label, itamp;#39;s replaced by the corresponding numeric value found in the symbol table. The first line, N = 12, defines the value of the symbol N to be 12, so the appropriate entry is made in the symbol table. Advancing to the next line, the assembler encounters an invocation of the ADDC macro with the arguments amp;quot;r31amp;quot;, amp;quot;Namp;quot;, and amp;quot;r1amp;quot;. As weamp;#39;ll see in a couple of slides, this triggers a series of nested macro expansions that eventually lead to generating a 32-bit binary valu