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Operand and Opcode
Machine Code
 CPU understands only the binary language
 the machine code is the binary format of an instruction to be executed
by the CPU
 Has two parts: operand and opcode
Mnemonic Code
 assembly language uses symbolic codes instead of binary or to
represent the opcodes known as mnemonic codes
 mnemonic code is the symbolic representation of the operation code
 converted into machine code by the assembler
Opcode
 also known as operation code
 part of the instruction that specifies the operation to be performed by
the instruction
 n bit opcode is used to represent 2n instructions
Operand
 part of the instruction that specifies the data or the memory location
of the data on which the operation will be performed
 Types:
 Immediate
 Register
 Memory address
 Implied
Opcode and Operands
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Operand and Opcode | Computer Science

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    Machine Code  CPUunderstands only the binary language  the machine code is the binary format of an instruction to be executed by the CPU  Has two parts: operand and opcode
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    Mnemonic Code  assemblylanguage uses symbolic codes instead of binary or to represent the opcodes known as mnemonic codes  mnemonic code is the symbolic representation of the operation code  converted into machine code by the assembler
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    Opcode  also knownas operation code  part of the instruction that specifies the operation to be performed by the instruction  n bit opcode is used to represent 2n instructions
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    Operand  part ofthe instruction that specifies the data or the memory location of the data on which the operation will be performed  Types:  Immediate  Register  Memory address  Implied
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    Hey Friend, This wasjust a summary on Operand and Opcode. For more detailed information on this topic, please type the link given below or copy it from the description of this PPT and open it in a new browser window. www.transtutors.com/homework-help/computer-science/computer-architecture/operand-and- opcode.aspx