SKIP INSTRUCTIONS Another form of transfer-of-control instruction is the skip in-struction. The skip instruction includes an implied address. Typically, the skip implies
that one instruction be skipped; thus, the implied address equals the address of the
next instruction plus one instruction length.
Because the skip instruction does not require a destination address field, it is
free to do other things. A typical example is the increment-and-skip-if-zero (ISZ)
instruction. Consider the following program fragment
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