conditional and unconditional jump instructions in 8086

What is the difference between a conditional and a jump instruction?
This article will briefly discuss conditionals and jump instructions. Conditionals are commonly used in assembly for comparison so that other instructions can make use of the output resulting from these. Jump instructions in assembly are a way to permanently transfer the execution to another instruction located at a different memory address.
What are conditional and unconditional branches?
There are two types of branches or jumps namely conditional and unconditional branches. The unconditional branches are those in which the program counter jumps to the label address provided within the instruction. On the other hand, the conditional branches are those instructions whose execution is based on some condition.
What is conditional execution in JMP?
This is performed by the JMP instruction. Conditional execution often involves a transfer of control to the address of an instruction that does not follow the currently executing instruction. Transfer of control may be forward, to execute a new set of instructions or backward, to re-execute the same steps.
What are jump instructions in Assembly?
Jump instructions in assembly are used for branching, which describes the control flow of the program. There are two popular types of jump instructions: unconditional jump and conditional jump. Unconditional jumps are the simplest form of jump instructions. As the name suggests, the execution will always flow to the target location specified.

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PDF	The control transfer instructions transfer the flow of execution of the Unconditional control Transfer (Branch) Instructions: The different 8086/8088 conditional branch instructions and their operations are listed in Table1.

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