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JZ ( Jump on Zero) and JNZ ( jump on no zero ) Instruction

JZ  transfer  the  execution of the program to the  speciffed address if zero  flag is set (Z= 1).  The instruction  format is

                                      JZ 16 - bit  memory address

JNZ transfer the execution of the program to the  specified  memory  address if  zero flag  is not set  or reset(Z= o) the  instruction format is

                               JCZ 16 bit  memory  address


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