what are the types of conditional jumps
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Answer / Prabal Pandey
There are three main types of conditional jumps in the 8086 microprocessor:
1. JZ (Jump if Zero): The processor jumps to a specified location if the zero flag is set.
2. JNZ (Jump if Not Zero): The processor jumps to a specified location if the zero flag is not set.
3. JA (Jump above or Jump if Above): The processor jumps to a specified location if the carry flag is clear and the accumulator is greater than the value in the register.
4. JB (Jump Below or Jump if Below): The processor jumps to a specified location if the carry flag is set or if the accumulator is less than the value in the register.
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