Asked by Mercy Ikediuba on May 07, 2024
Verified
When the jump-to-label instruction is executed, the outputs of the jumped rungs: 
A) are all energized.
B) are all de-energized.
C) are all immediately updated.
D) remain in their last state.
Jump-To-Label Instruction
An instruction used in programming to immediately transfer execution to a specified point in the code.
Jumped Rungs
Segments of logic in a PLC program that are skipped or bypassed during execution due to conditional instructions.
- Grasp how JMP and LBL instructions interact for program control and how output states are affected by jumping procedures.
Verified Answer
JC
Jamie CoffmanMay 14, 2024
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
When the jump-to-label instruction is executed, the skipped rungs are not evaluated and therefore their outputs remain in their last state.
Learning Objectives
- Grasp how JMP and LBL instructions interact for program control and how output states are affected by jumping procedures.