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Q. Explain Register Indirect Addressing?

In this addressing technique the operand is data in memory pointed to by a register. Or we can say in other words that the operand field specifies a register whichcomprises the address of operand which is stored in memory. This is almost similar to indirect addressing scheme except it is much faster than indirect addressing which requires two memory accesses. 

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