👉 In computer science, a pseudoinstruction is a special instruction that can be used to perform an operation on memory locations but does not directly modify them. It's like a shortcut or a trick for performing operations without actually changing the contents of the memory. For example: 1. `MOV AX, [BX]` - This instruction moves the value in `AX` to another memory location (`[BX]`). It doesn't change the contents of `AX`. 2. `ADD AX, BX
