A stack organised computer is characterised by instructions with

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A stack organised computer is characterised by instructions with

Answer: C. zero addressing — A stack-organized computer uses zero-address instructions because operands are implicitly on top of the stack. In such systems, operations like push and pop…

  1. A.

    indirect addressing

  2. B.

    direct addressing

  3. C.

    zero addressing

  4. D.

    index addressing

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Correct answer: C

A stack-organized computer uses zero-address instructions because operands are implicitly on top of the stack. In such systems, operations like push and pop automatically use the stack, so there's no need for explicit operand addresses.

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