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Explain the advantages of using register indirect addressing mode over direct addressing mode with an 8051 assembly code. Also provide an example where it is inefficient to code…

Explain the advantages of using register indirect addressing mode over direct addressing mode with an 8051 assembly code. Also provide an example where it is inefficient to code…
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Explain the advantages of using register indirect addressing mode over direct addressing mode with an 8051 assembly code. Also provide an example where it is inefficient to code using register indirect addressing mode.

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Explanation: Register indirect addressing mode is useful if a series of data is to be assigned to that address, with the help of this quality the number of instructions decreases as a result of which performance increases.
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