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Which of the following is true about MOV A, B instruction?

Which of the following is true about MOV A, B instruction? Correct Answer It doesn’t affect the flag register

MOV A, B means moving the content of register B to register A. It is a 1-byte instruction and it uses register addressing mode. No flags are affected because operations of this instruction are not performed in the ALU.

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