How many maximum base registers we can have in a program?
Answer / Tarun Chaudhary
The number of available Base Registers depends on the Assembler or compiler being used and the target architecture. Some architectures, like IBM System/360, provide up to 16 Base Registers (B0 through B15), while others might have fewer or more.nnHowever, the actual number of Base Registers that can be used simultaneously in a program also depends on factors such as register allocation strategies and memory organization. It's important to consult the specific Assembler documentation for details.
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