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A sequence of instructions written in mnemonics specific to a microprocessor, designed to execute a specific task.
Assembly language program
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What are the two main parts of every Z80 instruction?
The Opcode (Operation Code) and the Operand.
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What does the Opcode specify?
It specifies what action to perform (the task).
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What does the Operand specify?
It specifies what data to use or where the data is located.
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In what format are Z80 instructions always stored?
Binary format.
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How do you determine the number of memory locations an instruction requires?
It is exactly equal to its instruction length in bytes.
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What is the standard syntax rule for specifying source and destination in Z80?
The destination is always specified first, and the source is specified second.
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What is the rule for storing 16-bit addresses or data in memory?
The low-order byte is stored first.
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What is the size range of Z80 instructions?
1 to 4 bytes.
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What is the structure of a 1-Byte instruction?
The Opcode and Operand are contained in the same byte.
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What are 1-Byte instructions typically used for?
Simple register-to-register operations.
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What is the structure of a 2-Byte instruction?
Byte 1 is the Opcode, and Byte 2 is the Operand (immediate 8-bit data).
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What is the structure of a 3-Byte instruction?
Byte 1 is the Opcode, and Bytes 2 & 3 are 16-bit Address/Data.
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What is the structure of a 4-Byte instruction?
Byte 1 is the Opcode Prefix, Byte 2 is the Main Opcode, and Bytes 3 & 4 are 16-bit Data.
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Which type of registers are 4-Byte instructions most commonly associated with?
Index registers.
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What happens to the original data in the source during a Data Copy or Load operation?
The original data remains unchanged.
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What does the PUSH BC instruction do?
It pushes the register pair BC to the stack.
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What instruction calculates the 1's complement of the accumulator?
CPL
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What instruction calculates the 2's complement of the accumulator?
NEG
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What does the instruction RRA do?
It rotates the accumulator right through the carry flag.
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What is the purpose of a Bit Test instruction?
To check if a specific bit is 0 or 1, which modifies the Z flag.
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What does the instruction SET 5, A do?
It forces bit D5 in the accumulator to 1.
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What is the primary function of Branch Operations?
To alter the sequential flow of the program.
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What is the purpose of Machine Control Operations?
To control the overall state of the processor.
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What does the HALT instruction do?
It suspends processor execution.
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What does the DI instruction do?
It disables interrupts.
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How many memory locations are required for an instruction?
The number of memory locations required is equal to the instruction length in bytes.
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What is the binary code for the LD A, B instruction?
01111000 (78H).
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What is the binary code for the ADD A, B instruction?
10000000 (80H).
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In a 4-byte instruction, what is the specific role of the first and second bytes?
Byte 1 is the opcode prefix and Byte 2 is the main opcode.
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When storing a 16-bit value like 2080H, which part is the "low-order" byte?
80H (representing bits A0 to A7).
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