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14.5.2. Direct Mode Example
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What is the immediate addressing mode?
Hint
Think about how some instructions specify values directly.
- 2.
How many steps does direct addressing require?
Hint
Recall the comparison made between direct and immediate modes.
- 3.
What is an immediate addressing mode?
- The operand is in the instruction.
- The operand is at a specific memory address.
- The operand is at an address specified by another memory location.
Hint
Think about where the operand comes from.
- 4.
True or False: Direct addressing requires more steps than immediate addressing.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider how many steps each mode requires.
- 5.
Evaluate the scenarios where choosing indirect addressing would be more beneficial than immediate addressing.
Hint
Think about situations where data might change frequently.
- 6.
Prepare a brief comparative analysis explaining when to use immediate versus direct addressing based on their operational costs.
Hint
Consider usage patterns in common algorithms.
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