Subject
Computer Science
Topic
Computer Fundamental
In a load/store architecture, arithmetic instructions generally operate on:
In a load/store architecture, arithmetic instructions generally operate on:
a)
Registersb)
Disk sectorsc)
Network packetsd)
Printer buffersExplanation
Load/store architectures typically load data into registers, perform arithmetic there, and store results back to memory.Related questions
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