addressModeV
Address mode V, designated as Vir, is a type of addressing mode used in computers. It is similar to address mode M, also known as Memory, but differs in the way memory locations are accessed.
In address mode M, memory locations are identified through a combination of base and index registers. By
The base register in address mode V holds the initial memory address, while the two index registers
Address mode V is specifically utilized in vector operations where a large number of data elements need
The use of address mode V in certain IBM mainframes and other computers requires the program to