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Processor Instruction Set Quiz

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Processor Instruction Set Quiz
 

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Assesses ISA basics

by James Cooper
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What is a processor instruction set?

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What are operands in assembly language?

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Which mnemonic typically represents addition?

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Which mnemonic represents subtraction?

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What does the LOAD instruction do?

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What does the STORE instruction do?

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What is a mnemonic in assembly language?

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What is the role of the program counter (PC)?

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What is an opcode in a processor instruction?

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An ISA defines operations the CPU can execute at machine level.

Operands are the data/addresses used by an instruction.

ADD commonly performs addition in many instruction sets.

SUB is used for arithmetic subtraction.

LOAD transfers a value from memory into a register.

STORE writes the register value back to memory.

Mnemonics map to opcodes to ease programming.

PC points to the next instruction to fetch and execute.

Opcode tells the CPU which operation to execute.

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