Discussion
A triple representation differs from a quadruple in that it
Answer: B
Correct answer: omits the result field and refers to instructions by position
A triple saves the result field by letting an instruction be referred to by its own index in the sequence. That is more compact but couples every reference to the instruction’s position, so any reordering breaks it - which is why indirect triples were devised, adding a level of indirection to restore the freedom.
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