Instruction

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An instruction is a form of communicated information that is both command and explanation'' for how an action, behavior, method, or task is to be begun, completed, conducted, or executed.

See also: Command

Instruction may also refer to:

• Teaching – teachers are also called instructors.
• Sebayt – a work of the ancient Egyptian didactic literature aiming to teach ethical behaviour.
• Instruction (computer science) – a single operation of a processor within a computer architecture.
• In the context of French law (or inquisitorial systems based on France's), the instruction is the pre-trial phase of a criminal investigation that is led by a judge. More generally, it refers to phases of judicial or administrative proceedings where a request is investigated, and information pertaining to it is collected, before a final decision is made.
• Instruction was the name of a rock band from New York City that featured members of Errortype: 11, Quicksand, Saetia and Garrison.
• Instructions is the second solo album by Jermaine Dupri, released by So So Def in 2001. The album reached #15 on the Billboard charts on November 17, 2001 and went platinum in the USA

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