What is difference between
conditional and unconditional branching class 11 python
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Answer:The conditional Jump instruction check the flag conditions and make decisions to change or not to change the sequence of the program. Whereas Unconditional jump instruction is a branch instruction same as conditional jump instruction and Unconditional Jump Instruction enables the programmer to set up continuous loop.
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What is the difference between conditional and unconditional branching :
- An unconditional branch is else known as a jump.
- It’s an instruction that will instruct the processor to direct prosecution towards another memory address.
- The destination of a jump is either decoded directly in the instruction or a register is specified as a pointer.
- On the other side of the diapason, you have tentative branches.
- These instructions can produce 2 different issues depending on the former instructions in the program.
- The closest thing to a tentative branch in traditional programming would be the if-additional statement. A tentative branch is a lot like a jump except that some data is estimated.
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