Skip to content
Free public beta until December 4, 2026: every course is open, no card needed. After that, the first chapter of each course stays free and full access is a one-time $39 ($19 for up to 100 founding members chosen for helpful feedback). Your progress is kept. How the beta works

memory operand

An operand that names a place in memory rather than a register or a number, written in square brackets on x86-64 and ARM64.

A memory operand specifies an address from which an instruction reads or to which it writes, written [address expression] in Intel and ARM64 syntax and offset(register) in RISC-V; x86-64 allows at most one per instruction.

Read the full section →