Answer / vijay nath tiwary

there are five addressing mode of 8085

1-dirrect addressing mode

2-register addressing mode
3-register indirrect addressing mode
4-Imediate addressing mode
5- Implicit addressing mode

Answer / k.s.omnath

1.Direct addressing mode
2.Indirect addressing mode
3.Register addressing mode
a)Direct Register addressing mode
b)Indirect Register addressing mode
4.Immediate addressing mode
5.Implied addressing mode

Answer / bhumi

Various formats of specifying the operands are called
addressing modes.
1) Direct, (ex: IN/OUT Port#) (# - port number)
2) Immediate, (ex: MVI R,Data) (R-register)
3) Register, (ex: MOV Rd,Rs) (Rd- destination Register, Rs-
source Register)
4) Register indirect

Answer / usha

1. Immediate mode
2. Register mode.
3. Direct mode.
4. Register indirect mode.
5. Implicit mode.

Answer / syed zubair

Different addressing modes of 8085 are:
1. Immediate mode
2. Register mode.
3. Direct mode.
4. Register indirect mode.
5. Implicit mode.

Answer / shalini.m

there are five addressing modes by which the processor can
access the data from a stored location.they are:
1)direct addressing mode
2)indirect addressing mode
3)immediate addressing mode
4)implicit addressing mode
5)register addressing mode.

Answer / veera

1.immediate addressing mode
2.register addressing mode
3.direct addressing mode
4.indirect addressing mode
5.implied addressing mode

Answer / sunil k v

1.Direct Addressing mode (eg:IN 00H,OUT 05H).

2.Immediate Addressing mode (eg:MVI 56H).

3.Register Addressing mode (eg:MOV Rd Rs)-Rd=Destination
register and Rs=Source register.

4.Indirect Addressing mode (eg:LDA M)-M=Memory content
address(R/RW memory) stored in one of the register pair(16-
bit).

5.Implicit Addressing mode (eg:CMA)-Complements accumulator.

Answer / saurav sadangi

1.Direct Addressing Mode.
2.Immideate Addressing Mode.
3.Resister Addressing Mode.
4.Resister Indirect Addressing Mode.
5.Implied Addressing Mode.

Answer / saikat

1>Implicit Addressing Mode
2>Immediate Addressing Mode
3>Stack Addressing Mode
4>Register Direct Addressing Mode
5>Register Indirect Addressing Mode
6>Auto Increment or Decrement Addressing Mode
7>Direct Addressing Mode
8>Indirect Addressing Mode
9>Relative Addressing Mode
10>Indexed Addressing Mode
11>Base Register Addressing Mode

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