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Indirect addressing allows the operand to be the address stored in memory of the actual operand address. The compiler translates code to first load the address stored in memory indicated by the operand specifier, then uses that loaded address to load or store the actual operand from/to memory. For example, to assign 5 to the variable stored at address 0003, it loads 0003, uses that to load 007F, and stores 5 there. Pointer assignments just copy the address value, so assigning c = a makes c also point to the

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Vivek Singh

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