The ret instruction (without operands) will pop how many bytes off the stack?

Using the RET instruction without operands will pop 4 bytes off the stack. RET is part of the x86 instruction set and stands for “return from procedure”. A stack is part of memory that is allocated to store items. Popping bytes from a stack is the same thing is removing items from the data structure in memory.

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