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What is an instruction code?
What is an instruction code?
What are operands in an instruction?
What are operands in an instruction?
What is an opcode?
What is an opcode?
What does the operation code (opcode) consist of?
What does the operation code (opcode) consist of?
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What is general register organization?
What is general register organization?
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Study Notes
Instruction Code
- An instruction code is a binary code that represents a single instruction in a computer program.
Instruction Components
- An instruction consists of an opcode (operation code) and operands.
Opcode
- An opcode (operation code) specifies the operation to be performed, such as ADD, SUB, MOVE, etc.
- An opcode consists of a unique binary code, usually 3-6 bits long, that identifies the operation.
Operands
- Operands are the data or addresses that the operation is performed on.
- Operands can be registers, memory locations, or immediate values.
General Register Organization
- General register organization refers to the use of a set of registers that can be used for any type of operation.
- In a general register organization, there is no specific register dedicated to a specific task or type of data.
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Test your knowledge about instruction codes, opcode, and their role in the central processing unit. This quiz covers topics such as common bus system, general register organization, stack organization, and addressing modes.