This is a false statement that states the 'JMP' instruction does not contribute to logic continuity and, for all practical purposes, is always logically true.
Conditional execution of the programs is accomplished by various branching and looping instructions. Such types of instructions change the flow of control in the program. The JMP instruction is an example of these types of instructions that can change the sequential flow of the programs in such a way that allows the execution of certain parts of the program while skipping others. Although the JMP instruction breaks the normal sequential flow of execution, still it does not break the logic continuity within the different pieces of program segments.
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