In a machine language,the technique in which an instruction contains the location of a pointer to the data to be manipulated is called
A) Immediate addressing
B) Direct addressing
C) Indirect addressing

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Indirect addressing means that an instruction contains the memory address of a pointer to the data to be manipulated, rather than the data itself or the memory location where the data is stored. This allows for more flexibility in data manipulation, as the pointer can be updated to point to different data at runtime. Immediate addressing means that an instruction contains the actual value to be manipulated, while direct addressing means that an instruction contains the memory location where the data is stored.

In a Machine Language,the Technique in Which an Instruction Contains