How do you use gotoxy in assembly?

In assembly language, the gotoxy function is often used to position the cursor at a specific location on the console screen. This is typically done by setting the appropriate register values for the desired row and column, and then calling an interrupt (like INT 10h for BiOS video services in DOS). For example, to move the cursor to row Y and column X, you would load Y into the DL register and X into the DH register, then call the appropriate interrupt with the function code for setting cursor position. Note that the specific implementation can vary depending on the assembler and operating system used.