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Assembly Language

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    This web page examines data conversion instructions in assembly language. Specific examples of instructions from various processors are used to illustrate the general nature of assembly language.

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    For information on how to interface high level languages and assembly languages, seeassembly/high level language interface

data conversion

    Data conversion instructions change data from one format to another.

    A sign extension operation takes a small value and sign extends it to a larger storage format (such as byte to word).

    A type conversion operation changes data from one format to another (such as signed two’s complement integer into binary coded decimal).

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