INX

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Syntax: INX Rhp
Where Rhp is the higher order register of the pair BC or DE or HL.
Byte: 1byte
Addressing Mode: Register Addressing

Working: 
1. 
2. 
3. 
4. Flag

Example: INX H
Where [HL]= 1000H
After execution of INX H
 [HL]= 1001H




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