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Indirect Addressing
Indirect addressing refers to accessing data by using a pointer or address that points to the location of the actual data in memory.
Called Function
A function that is invoked by another function during the execution of a program.
Call By Value
A method of passing arguments to functions where the actual value is passed, and modifications inside the function do not affect the original argument.
Affected
In computing, often describes how changes or operations impact system states, variables, or data.
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