When any interrupt is enabled, then where does the pointer moves immediately after this interrupt has occurred?
A. to the next instruction which is to be executed
B. to the first instruction of ISR
C. to the first location of the memory called the interrupt vector table
D. to the end of the program
Answer:A
When any interrupt is enabled, then where does the pointer moves immediately after this interrupt has occurred?
A. to the next instruction which is to be executed B. to the first instruction of ISR C. to the first location of the memory called the interrupt vector table D. to the end of the program
Explanation: When any interrupt is enabled, then it goes to the vector table where the address of the ISR is placed.