Use an assembler directive to store the ASCII-character string What time is it in the memory?

To store the ASCII character string "What time is it" in memory using an assembler directive, you can use the .ascii or .asciz directive. For example, in assembly language, you can write:

<code class="language-assembly">.data
timeString: .asciz "What time is it"
</code>

This directive allocates memory for the string and includes a null terminator, making it suitable for string handling in many programming contexts.