moveinstruction
nounUK /muːv ɪnˈstrʌkʃən/
US /muːv ɪnˈstrʌkʃən/
A move instruction is a rule that tells someone or something to go to a different place.
The robot followed the move instruction and rolled to the other side of the room.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. In computer programming, a command that copies data from one place to another.
The program used a move instruction to shift the value into a new memory slot.
3. In chess or games, a written note telling a player which piece to play next.
The coach wrote a move instruction on the board so the beginner knew where to put the knight.
4. A formal order for a person or group to change where they live or work.
The soldier received a move instruction to report to a new base.