ARM Architecture - Control Flow InstructionsWhich of the following is a correct ARM assembly syntax for a conditional branch?ABNE labelBMOV R0, #1CADD R1, R2, R3DSTR R4, [R5]Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify branch instruction syntaxIn ARM assembly, conditional branches use 'B' followed by a condition code and a label.Step 2: Match syntax to options'BNE label' means branch if not equal, which is a valid conditional branch.Final Answer:BNE label -> Option AQuick Check:Conditional branch syntax = BNE label [OK]Quick Trick: Branch instructions start with B and condition code [OK]Common Mistakes:Choosing data movement instructions as branchConfusing arithmetic with branch syntax
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