What is the output of the following code PUSH AL a) Decrement SP by 2 & push a word to stack b) Increment SP by 2 & push a word to stack c) Decrement SP by 2 & push a AL to stack d) Illegal

What is the output of the following code
PUSH AL
a) Decrement SP by 2 & push a word to stack
b) Increment SP by 2 & push a word to stack
c) Decrement SP by 2 & push a AL to stack
d) Illegal
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b) Increment SP by 2 & push a word to stack
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