What types of instructions are not normally included inside

What types of instructions are not normally included inside the jumped section of a program?

Solution

Typically, one should not include inside the jumped section of a program:

1) any instructions whose effects are necessary passed the jump destination, such as the definition (setting) of variables.

2) counters and timers, unless we intentionally want to inhibit their increase via the jump itself (jumping over counters and timers will prevent them from being incremented).

3) the initial and final commands of any loop (in some cases it may be possible to jump over the final command of a loop, but this is -in general- not a sound programming practice).