Instructions with register Rn as destination operand (3 instructions) - mcs51 microcontroller assembly language

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Instructions with register Rn as destination operand (3 instructions)

The function of these three instructions is to send the contents specified by the source operand to the selected working register Rn, and the source operand remains unchanged. There are direct, immediate and register addressing modes:

MOV Rn,data; (data) → (Rn) The contents of the direct addressing unit are sent to register Rn


MOV Rn,#data;#data→(Rn)The immediate data is directly sent to register Rn 


MOV Rn,A; (A) → (Rn) The contents of accumulator A are transferred to register Rn.

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