DIV

SUB

MUL

ADD

To compare two values and set flags accordingly.

To jump to a different instruction in the code.

The purpose of the MOV instruction in 8086 is to transfer data between registers and memory.

To perform arithmetic operations on data.

Use the MOV instruction to copy values instead of subtracting.

Perform subtraction using the DIV instruction.

Use the ADD instruction with the syntax ADD destination, source.

Use the SUB instruction with the syntax SUB destination, source.

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^

&

~

ADD

MUL

CMP

SUB

The INC instruction multiplies a value by 2.

The INC instruction divides a value by 2.

The INC instruction increments a value by 1.

The INC instruction decrements a value by 1.

Utilize the ADD instruction to repeat a block of code.

Implement a loop by using the MOV instruction with a counter.

Use the JMP instruction to create an infinite loop.

Use the LOOP instruction with a counter in the CX register.

JMP

NOP

CALL

RET

To reset a value to zero.

To multiply a value by 2.

To decrement a value by 1.

To increment a value by 1.

XOR

NOT

OR

AND

Use INT to handle interrupts for conditional execution.

Use CMP to compare values and conditional jump instructions (JE, JNE, etc.) for branching.

Implement loops using the LOOP instruction instead of branches.

Use ADD to perform arithmetic operations for branching.

The JZ instruction jumps if the Carry Flag is set.

The JZ instruction sets the Zero Flag to 1.

The JZ instruction jumps to a specified address if the Zero Flag is set.

The JZ instruction always jumps to the next instruction.

DIV

ADD

MUL

SUB

The DIV instruction multiplies two numbers.

The DIV instruction performs unsigned division.

The DIV instruction adds two numbers.

The DIV instruction performs signed division.

Use the AND instruction with the syntax: AND destination, source.

Use the NOT instruction to invert the bits of the destination.

Use the XOR instruction with the syntax: XOR destination, source.

Perform a bitwise OR operation using the syntax: OR destination, source.

The purpose of the LOOP instruction in 8086 is to create loops by decrementing the CX register and jumping to a specified label if CX is not zero.

To perform arithmetic operations on the AX register.

To initialize the DX register with a value.

To store data in memory locations.

PUSH

LOAD

POP

STORE

The CALL instruction loads a new value into the accumulator.

The CALL instruction saves the return address and jumps to a subroutine.

The CALL instruction performs a bitwise operation on two registers.

The CALL instruction terminates the program execution.

Use the 'CALL' instruction to return from a procedure in 8086.

Use the 'EXIT' instruction to return from a procedure in 8086.

Use the 'JMP' instruction to exit a procedure in 8086.

Use the 'RET' instruction to return from a procedure in 8086.