ARM Architecture - Control Flow InstructionsWhich ARM assembly instruction is used to subtract 1 from a register and update condition flags for looping?ASUBSBMOVCADDDBNECheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify the instruction that subtracts and sets flagsSUBS subtracts a value and updates condition flags used for branching decisions.Step 2: Differentiate from other instructionsADD adds values, MOV moves data, BNE branches if not equal; only SUBS subtracts and sets flags.Final Answer:SUBS -> Option AQuick Check:SUBS subtracts and sets flags [OK]Quick Trick: SUBS subtracts and updates flags for loop control [OK]Common Mistakes:Choosing ADD instead of SUBSConfusing MOV with arithmeticUsing BNE as arithmetic instruction
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