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/* Adressing Modes */
| (Zeropage),Y || LDA ($02),Y || A ← M(PTR($02)+Y)
|}
The Zero Page on the 6502 is a special area of memory from addresses $0000 to $00FF. This 256-byte section is significant because the 6502 provides optimized instructions that operate more efficiently when using addresses within the Zero Page.
Fun fact: the TMS9900 CPU took this further, and had no onboard registers (other than PC & status register). Everything was in RAM.
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