Which addressing mode is used in the assembly instruction `mov ax, bx`?
Ch 04: Bit Manipulation and Shifts
Covers bitwise logic manipulations, clearing/setting/toggling specific bits, arithmetic vs logical shifts, fast multiplication and division algorithms by powers of 2, and extended-precision math.
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