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MIPS INSTRUCTION SET ARCHITECHTURE

MIPS stands for Microprocessor without Interlocked Pipeline Stages. The early MIPS architecture were 32-bit, latter 64-bit were added. MIPS Instruction set is easy to understand as compared to 8086 or 8085. To learn click below:

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8086 INSTRUCTION SET ARCHITECTURE

It is a 16-bit architecture introduced in early 1976 and released in mid 1978. Mostly people go with 8086 to make basics of assembly language. If you want to learn click below:

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MIPS Loops: For, While, Do while

MIPS loops are similar to loops in other programming languages like c++ or java. In this section, we will explain[...]

x86 Assembly Language Syntax

x86 Assembly Language Syntax is a little bit different from MIPS and ARM instruction set. It basically consists of four[...]

Arm Assembly Language Syntax

Arm Assembly Language syntax is totally different from MIPS and x86 architecture. It has five parts: ELF sections (defined by[...]

MIPS, ARM and X86 Assembly Comments

Comments in ARM and X86 Assembly is similar whereas it's different in Mips Assembly. The basic question in beginners mind[...]

MIPS Assembly Data Types

Before moving towards coding is necessary to learn the basics of MIPS assembly language. Data type is one of the[...]

x86 Assembly Data Types

x86 data types is a little bit different from MIPS assembly data type explained previously. 8086 data types have similar functionality[...]