One,Two and Three byte Instructions

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One Byte Instructions needs only one Byte of memory for execution.
Here, in these instructions, general purpose registers are used as operands i.e. Source Register Rs and Destination Register Rd.
Example: MOV , LDAX, STAX, XCHG

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