Assembly language program for subtraction of two-8bit number with borrow

Program:
MVI C,00
MVI A,131
MVI B,255
SUB B
JNC L
INR C
L: STA 2050
MOV A,C
STA 2051
HLT
Observation:
INPUT:
A= (83)16=(131)10    , B=(FF)16=(255)10
OUTPUT:
2050:132
2051:1
Result:
Memory  Location
Data value
2048
131
2049
255
2050
132
2051
01

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