The Little Prince Computer (LPC) is a mutant variation on the LMC. (The LPC is so named because the differences are a royal pain.) The LPC has one additional instruction. The extra instruction requires two consecutive words:

0XX
0YY

This instruction, known as move, moves data directly from location XX to location YY without affecting the value in the accumulator. To execute this instruction, the Little Prince would need to store the XX data temporarily. He can do this by writing the value on a piece of paper and holding it until he retrieves the second address. The equivalent in a real CPU might be called the intermediate address register, or IAR. Write the fetch–execute cycle for the LPC MOVE instruction.