What type of instructions are not normally included inside the jumped section of a program?

Instructions that alter the flow of control, such as additional jumps or branches, are typically not included in the jumped section of a program. This section usually contains a linear sequence of operations that execute sequentially once the jump is made. Additionally, initialization or setup instructions, which are usually placed before the jump, are also excluded from the jumped section. Lastly, any cleanup or exit routines are generally found outside the jumped section as well.