Addressing Modes Explained
Immediate addressing allows for the inclusion of operand values directly in instructions, but it's limited to constants known at compile time. Direct addressing specifies the exact memory location of operands, while register indirect addressing offers flexibility by using registers to find operands dynamically. Indexed addressing provides a method for accessing memory with a defined offset, making it particularly useful for iterations.In this clip
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