Answer / Jaiveer Singh

In Assembler, the TRT (Transfer Register to Register) instruction is used to copy the contents of one register to another. This can be useful for transferring data between registers or moving data from a register to a memory location.nnFor example, in IBM System/360 Assembly Language:nnMOV R1,R2n// Copies the content of R2 into R1 using MOV (Move) instructionnnTRT R1,R3n// Copies the content of R1 into R3 using TRT

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