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Immediate Addressing Mode Explained by isaacsabu is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document outlines five addressing modes used for locating target data or source operands: Immediate, Direct, Register Direct, Register Indirect, and Indexed. Each mode is explained with examples illustrating how data is accessed or moved in various scenarios. Immediate addressing provides data directly in the instruction, while the other modes involve using memory addresses or registers to access data.
- Author
- isaacsabu
- Language
- EN