Computer Architecture e-Book's MCQs - Complete
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MCQ:
The following lines of code IR < = Memory[PC]; PC < = PC + 4; explains the
- Instruction Fetch step
- Instruction Decode step
- Instruction Execute step
- both a and b
a
Computer Architecture App & e-Book Tests PDF Download
Integrated Circuits and Power and Energy Test 458
Logical Instructions Test 459
Computer Networking Test 460
Physical Infrastructure and Costs Test 461
Memory Addressing Test 462
Implementation Issues of Pipelining Test 463
Division Calculations Test 464
SIMD Instruction Set Extensions Test 465
I/O System Design Test 466
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