Discussion
The system/370 assembler language
Answer: A
Correct answer: allows the programmer to write base registers and displacements explicitly in the source program
The System/370 addresses memory as a base register plus a displacement, and its assembler language lets the programmer write both explicitly - or leave the assembler to supply them from a USING declaration. That control over addressing is characteristic of the language.
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