In a cache address what specifies the exact location in the cache line where the requested data exists
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The bridgeter array at the end of alphanumeric value
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Cache in the stack of primary storage is made of the cache lines which are segregated into sets. If every set has k lines then the cache is called as the k-way associative cache. The data requests with address indicating the perfect location of the requested data. An individual cache-line with data chunk from lower level can be placed into 1 set.
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