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-**Indirect addressing** of the destination uses the content of the register as the address where the program will jump. In the following example, the processor will jump to the destination address, which is stored in //R0//:+**Indirect addressing** of the destination, as shown in Fig {{ref>jumpindirect}} uses the content of the register as the address where the program will jump. In the following example, the processor will jump to the destination address, which is stored in //R0//:
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  jump [R0]  jump [R0]
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