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what is an accumulator ?

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Answered by Ambika2002

In physics, accumulators are devices that store energy. For example, a capacitor is said to be an accumulator of electric charge.In computer engineering, accumulator is a CPU register for storing intermediate results of an operation.Cheers!!

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An accumulator is a register for short-term, intermediate storage of arithmetic and logic data in a computer's CPU (central processing unit). The term "accumulator" is rarely used in reference to contemporary CPUs, having been replaced around the turn of the millennium by the term "register." In a modern computers, any register can function as an accumulator.
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