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Computer Architecture & Organization
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What is "instruction-level parallelism" (ILP)?
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The correct answer is A) The degree to which instructions within a program can be executed simultaneously or out of strict sequential order without affecting the program's correct result
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Correct Answer
The degree to which instructions within a program can be executed simultaneously or out of strict sequential order without affecting the program's correct result
Explanation
CPUs exploit ILP via techniques like pipelining, superscalar execution, and out-of-order execution to execute multiple independent instructions concurrently, increasing throughput without changing program semantics.
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