Addressing Mode
There are many ways through which data can be read or stored in the memory. Each method is an addressing mode, and has its own advantages and limitations.
There are many type of addressing modes such as direct addressing, indirect addressing, immediate addressing, index addressing, based addressing, based-index addressing, implied addressing, etc.
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