Addressing Modes in Computer organization and architecture

Addressing Modes in Computer organization and architecture

Computer Organization & Architecture

In this topic we cover up the following points. Addressing Modes - Implied Mode - Immediate Mode - Register Direct Mode - Register Indirect Mode - Auto Increment/Decrement Mode - Direct Address Mode - Indirect Address Mode - Relative Address Mode - Indexed Address Mode
- Base Address Mode

Explanation are given below.





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