Explain Based Register Indirect and Indexed Register Indirect addressing modes in 8086 assembly language, highlighting their default segment associations when using BX, BP, SI, and DI.
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How do Based + Offset and Indexed + Offset addressing modes operate in 8086 assembly language? Illustrate with examples using BX, BP, SI, and DI.
What is Base + Index addressing mode in 8086 assembly language, which register pairs are legally permitted, and what default segment is assigned?
How does Base + Index addressing mode function in 8086 assembly language, and how is the default segment register determined when combining base registers (BX/BP) with index registers (SI/DI)?
Describe the Base + Index + Offset addressing mode in 8086 assembly language, give an example instruction, and explain how it can be used to navigate two-dimensional (2D) arrays.