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256. AL is incremented 1 in each iteration and after 256 increments, it becomes 0 again as AL register is 8 bits.

When AL=0000 0000 and CY=1,  JNZ will be false. JNZ means jump when previous operation set Zero flag and not jump when previous operation did not set zero flag. So control comes out of loop after 256 iterations.
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Answer would be D Since AL = 00H =0000 0000 H after incrementing it every time it will be 0000 0001 0000 00010 .... 1111 1111 (highest value ) and then again incrementing will make result back 0000 0000 with Cy 1 so loop doesnt end and the process goes on !
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Answer would be D Since AL = 00H =0000 0000 H after incrementing it every time it will be 0000 0001 0000 00010 .... 1111 1111 (highest value ) and then again incrementing will make result back 1111 1111 bcoz increment decrement would not impact if values are at extreme, so loop doesnt end and the process goes on !

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