Immediate Addressing Mode¶
Syntax¶
instruction #value
Description¶
In immediate addressing mode, the instruction operand is a constant
value that is specified directly in the instruction, using the #
symbol to indicate an immediate value. The instruction operates directly
on this constant value, rather than loading from a memory location or
register.
Example¶
Here’s an example using the LDA instruction in immediate addressing mode:
LDA #10
The instruction will load the value 10 directly into the accumulator.
Use Cases¶
Immediate addressing mode is useful for performing operations that involve a constant value, such as incrementing or decrementing a counter, setting a flag, or initializing a variable.