These instructions modify the program counter.
Jump instructions are sometimes lumped in with the branch instructions since they modify the program counter as well.
RJMP and all of the branch instructions use relative addressing
Relative addressing is faster than direct addressing, but it limits how far you can jump.
The assembler will warn you if you are trying to jump too far (not very common)
JMP does not use relative addressing and can
If you want to add the values stored in two memory locations, you must
Binary operations take two operands
The result is stored in the destination (Rd) register