The `isImm` function in C++'s MCOperand class is used to determine whether the operand is an immediate value. An immediate value is a constant value that is directly specified in the instruction itself, rather than being derived from a register or memory location. This function returns a boolean value, indicating whether the operand is an immediate value or not.
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