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A stack organized computer is characterised by instructions with

  1. indirect addressing
  2. direct addressing
  3. zero addressing
  4. index addressing
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in stack organized computers Operands are stored in stack.

Therefore , it requires zero address to access the operands.So, stack organized uses zero address instructions
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