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AssemblyMnemonic self <> AssemblyMnemonic :: Assemby Mnemonic :: A mnemonic is a symbolic name given to operators or operands in a machine instruction. - AssemblyMnemonic < & > the namemore so -> 1586175156 and so and In -> AssemblyLanguage operators and operands are replaced with a mnemonic,for ease of use. WallPainting A mnemonic can be a reserved symbolic name, or a by the programmer invented symbolic name. Reserved symbolic names are usually for opcodes, -> OpCode , or cpu registers, -> RegisterMemory . By the programmer invented symbolic names are used for memory addresses, or substitutions of registers. Reserved symbolic names usualy resemble the operation of the opcode, so the clear instruction would be something in mnemonic like CLR, and the skip if zero instruction could be SKZ. Substitiutions for memory addresses or registers are defined by labels ( -> LabelsAndSymbols ).sister pages -> AssemblyLanguage :: Assembly Language :: Asembly language is a programming language closely resembling machine language. - -> LabelsAndSymbols :: Assembly Labels and Symbols :: Labels are mnemonics used as Symbols for addresses in instructions. - -> OpCode :: Opcode :: Opcode specifies numerical the operation part of an instruction. - | sisters: -> AssemblyLa -> LabelsAndS -> OpCode tree: -> data -> asm | AssemblyMn 05.01.2021 |