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14.5. Examples of Addressing Modes
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- 1.
What is immediate addressing mode and give an example.
Hint
Think of instructions that load values directly.
- 2.
How many steps are involved in immediate addressing?
Hint
Recall the value associated with immediate addressing.
- 3.
What is the main feature of immediate addressing mode?
- The operand's address is specified
- The operand is part of the instruction
- Requires more memory accesses
Hint
Think of instructions like `LOAD R1, 10`.
- 4.
True or False: Indirect addressing mode requires two memory accesses.
- True
- False
Hint
Visualize the steps involved in indirect addressing.
- 5.
Given an instruction that uses direct addressing to store a value, explain the execution process step-by-step.
Hint
Outline every step neatly per the control instruction sequence.
- 6.
Contrast the efficiency of immediate vs. indirect addressing modes for loading integer values in a CPU.
Hint
Consider both access times and the number of accesses required.
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