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What are the different addressing modes in 8085?
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Answer Posted / 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
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