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    There are 7 types of addressing modes in the 8086 architecture: 1) Immediate uses an operand with an immediate address. 2) Direct uses one operand with a direct address. 3) Register Direct uses direct registers as operands. 4) Register Indirect uses a register as a pointer to the other operand. 5) Base+Index uses a base address plus an index register as the address. 6) Base Relative uses a base address plus an offset number. 7) Base Relative+Index uses a base, index register, and offset to determine the address.

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    There are 7 types of addressing modes in the 8086 architecture: 1) Immediate uses an operand with an immediate address. 2) Direct uses one operand with a direct address. 3) Register Direct uses direct registers as operands. 4) Register Indirect uses a register as a pointer to the other operand. 5) Base+Index uses a base address plus an index register as the address. 6) Base Relative uses a base address plus an offset number. 7) Base Relative+Index uses a base, index register, and offset to determine the address.

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    There are 7 types of addressing modes in the 8086 architecture: 1) Immediate uses an operand with an immediate address. 2) Direct uses one operand with a direct address. 3) Register Direct uses direct registers as operands. 4) Register Indirect uses a register as a pointer to the other operand. 5) Base+Index uses a base address plus an index register as the address. 6) Base Relative uses a base address plus an offset number. 7) Base Relative+Index uses a base, index register, and offset to determine the address.

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    INTRODUCTION TO 8086

    ADDRESSING MODES

    SOLVED

    Q) What are the different types of Addressing Modes in 8086 ?


    Ans: Addressing Modes:
    The different types of Addressing Modes are as follows,
    Immediate
    Direct
    Register Direct
    Register Indirect
    Base + Index
    Base Relative
    Base Relative + Index

    1. Immediate:
    One of the operand is immediate address
    i.e. MOV AX, 26H
    Here 26H is the immediate address.

    2. Direct:
    One of the operands address is given.
    i.e. MOV CL, [1920H]
    Here direct address is given.

    3. Register Direct:
    In this direct registers are used.
    Eg. ADD BX, BX

    4. Register Indirect:
    One of them is a register and the other is a pointer or an index register.
    Eg. MOV BX, [DI]
    MOV CX, [SI]

    5. Base+ Index:
    Here we have a base address and an index is added to it and the total represents the
    final address.
    Eg. MOV DX, [BX+DI]
    6. Base Relative:
    Here instead of an index, we use a number.
    Eg. MOV DX, [BX+0003H]

    7. Base relative+ Index:


    Here, we use both the above concepts.
    Eg. MOV DX, [BX+SI+0003H]

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