Absolute address
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An absolute address in computing is the precise indication of a memory location without the use of any intermediate reference.
This is when the memory address indicated contains the data needed.
Synonyms: explicit address, specific address
[edit] See also
- addressing mode
- base address
- offset (aka displacement)
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