'What is the difference between BZ and BNZ in instruction pipeline?
I am confused between branching instructions BZ and BNZ.
Can anybody, please, explain the concept and working of BZ and BNZ with an example?
Solution 1:[1]
BZ means Branch on Zero , it means the loop will continue if the status/flag register tells the CPU that the previous result (determined by ALU) is zero.
BNZ means Branch on Not Zero ( I think u can figure this out :) yeah? ).
It'd be better if someone verifies my answer , I'm not an expert in this field.
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