The addressing mode in a digital computer in which the address location that is specified in the
program instructions contains the address of the final desired location is called:

A.
Indexed addressing.

B.
Absolute addressing.

C.
Indirect addressing.

D.
Implied addressing.

Explanation:
The correct answer is Indirect addressing. * Answer indexed addressing determines the desired
memory address by adding the contents of the address defined in the program’s instruction to that
of an index register. * Implied addressing refers to registers usually contained inside the CPU. *
Answer absolute addressing addresses the entire primary memory space.