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What is a "register" in CPU architecture?
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The correct answer is A) A small, extremely fast storage location built directly into the CPU, used to hold data being actively processed
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Correct Answer
A small, extremely fast storage location built directly into the CPU, used to hold data being actively processed
Explanation
Registers are the fastest storage available to a CPU, holding operands, addresses, and intermediate results during instruction execution — much faster than accessing RAM.
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