Answer Posted / akshay sangoram
The way in which operand is specified in the instruction is
called addressing mode.
e.g.:Immediate,register,Direct,Register Direct,etc.
Immediate Addressing Mode: Here 8 bit or 16 bit data can be
specified as part of instruction.
e.g. MOV AL,50H
MOV BX<5000H
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