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    (V2) Towards The First Program

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    The increment instruction affects all flags except the carry flag, unlike the move instruction which affects no flags. The increment instruction has a corresponding decrement instruction. When incrementing or decrementing a register, the length is determined by the register size, but when operating on memory the length must be specified. Incrementing and decrementing changes the values stored in memory locations in different ways depending on whether operating on a byte or word.

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    The increment instruction affects all flags except the carry flag, unlike the move instruction which affects no flags. The increment instruction has a corresponding decrement instruction. When incrementing or decrementing a register, the length is determined by the register size, but when operating on memory the length must be specified. Incrementing and decrementing changes the values stored in memory locations in different ways depending on whether operating on a byte or word.

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    The increment instruction affects all flags except the carry flag, unlike the move instruction which affects no flags. The increment instruction has a corresponding decrement instruction. When incrementing or decrementing a register, the length is determined by the register size, but when operating on memory the length must be specified. Incrementing and decrementing changes the values stored in memory locations in different ways depending on whether operating on a byte or word.

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    The increment instruction affects all flags except the carry flag, unlike the move instruction which affects no flags. The increment instruction has a corresponding decrement instruction. When incrementing or decrementing a register, the length is determined by the register size, but when operating on memory the length must be specified. Incrementing and decrementing changes the values stored in memory locations in different ways depending on whether operating on a byte or word.

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    In this session we focus on the increment instruction.

    The flags would be affected. Move instruction affects no flags but the increment instruction affects
    every flag apart from the carry flag.

    As there is an increment instruction, there is a decrement instruction.

    While incrementing or decrementing a register, mup figures out the length through the size of the
    register. When we increment or decrement the contents of a memory location, we need to specify
    the length.

    Here BX is referring to a memory location, in the first case it increments the data in one location. For
    the byte example it increments data from 2 locations.

    For a word this is changed into 00 and 01 in the memory locations.

    For a byte it changes to 00 and 00.


    Jump if equal to/Jump if zero

    When we say jump if zero it branches to a particular memory if the zero flag is set. In JNZ it branches
    to a memory location if the zero flag is reset.

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