Discussion
A three address instruction of the form x = y + z is best described as
Answer: D
Correct answer: a binary assignment naming a destination and two operands
The form is called three address because it names three: the result and the two operands. Every complex expression is broken down into a sequence of such instructions with temporaries linking them, which is what makes the representation simple enough to optimise and to translate.
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