Determine the size of the data and code segment in hex x86 assembly

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If I'm looking at an assembly programs .lst file (the listing file), how can I determine the size of both the .data segment and the .code segment?

Would this be determined by the last offset in the segment? For example, here's a listing:

 00000000               .data
 00000000 00000019      iX      dword   25,-2,-3 
       FFFFFFFE
       FFFFFFFD
 0000000C 0011 FFFB     sY      word    17,-5,2 dup (17,-4)
       00000002 [
        0011 FFFC
       ]
 00000018  00000003 [       bVal    byte    3 dup(-1,23) ,35
        FF 17
       ] 23
 0000001F 00000015      iNum    dword   21,-43
       FFFFFFD5
 00000027 41 42 43 34 35    bName   byte    "ABC456",29,'DEF'
       36 1D 44 45 46

 00000000               .code
 00000000           _start:
 00000000  B8 00000000          mov eax,0
 00000005  A1 00000002 R        mov  eax, iX[2]
 0000000A  03 05 0000001F R     ADD eax, iNum
 00000010  03 05 00000027 R     ADD eax, dword ptr bName
 00000016  FF 35 0000001F R     PUSH   iNum
 0000001C  FF 35 00000027 R     PUSH dword ptr bName
 00000022  66| 5B           POP   BX
 00000024  5E               POP   ESI

Would the size of the data segment be 27h and the size of the code segment be 24h?

asked 26 secs ago

Chisx

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Determine the size of the data and code segment in hex x86 assembly