Assembler: Relative Jump

Question

Can someone explain in English what the relative jump is in assembler?

Answer 1

This is an OP code whose operand will cause execution to jump to an address relative to the current address. The operand value is offset .

Suppose that the relative jump instruction is stored at address 0x0005 and has operand 3. Then, execution will go to address 0x0008. If the operand is -3, execution will go to address 0x0002.

Answer 2

A relative transition differs from an absolute or long transition in that the instruction does not encode the entire address of the target where execution will continue.

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Answer 3

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