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What happens when you push an element onto the stack?
Think about the last item you added to a pile.
Explain immediate addressing in simple terms.
It's like giving someone the answer directly.
What is the result of adding the top two elements of a stack with values 15 and 12?
Imagine putting two apples together - how many do you have in total?
In immediate addressing mode, is the operand part of the instruction?
Think about having the answer written in the question itself.
Consider a stack with values pushed onto it: 5, 10, and then 15. If you perform two pop operations, what will be the final result back in the stack?
Think about which items you added last to the top.
Evaluate this code snippet that uses immediate addressing: MOV R1, #25. What does this instruction mean, and how does it relate to addressing modes?
Consider what #25 represents in the context of programming.
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