Explain All The Addressing Modes Of The 8085 With The Help Of Examples.?

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Answer :The various types of addressing modes of the 8085 are as follows:
Direct addressing: The instructions in itself contain the opearand. For ex. STA5513H or in/out instructions such as IN PORT C.
Register addressing: The general purpose registers contain the operands. For ex. MOV A, B;
Register indirect addressing: This involves the use of register pairs instead of a single register. For ex MOV A, M; ADD M.
Immediate addressing: The example are MVI A, 07; or ADI 0F etc.
Implicit addressing: this form of addressing contains no operands. For ex. RAR, CMA etc.

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