Which instruction format lists a set of conditions and meanings?

Answer 1

The instruction format that lists a set of conditions and meanings is typically referred to as a "condition code" or "status register" format. This format defines the various flags or conditions that indicate the state of the processor, such as zero, carry, overflow, or negative. Each condition corresponds to specific outcomes of operations, enabling conditional execution of instructions based on these status flags. This is commonly used in assembly language and architecture documentation.