A memory address that represents some distance from a starting point (base address), such as the first byte of a program or table. The absolute address is derived by adding it to the base address. See ...

The method by which an instruction references memory (RAM) or storage. In "indirect" addressing, the instruction points to another address (see indirection). In "relative" addressing, the address is ...

There's no tax benefit to keeping your business's mailing and tax address separate, but if you rely on post office boxes or have offices in several different locations, your tax address might be ...