Computer Science, asked by naveengandham2018, 6 months ago

Where does the CPU store its computations?

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Answered by Anonymous
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While memory stores the program and the data, the central processing unit does all the work, the CPU has two parts - registers and an arithmetic logic unit (ALU). A register is like the temporary memory in a computer - each register can store a value that can be used in subsequent computations.

Answered by adventureisland
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The CPU reads data or instructions into storage, computes them, and records the results in the main memory. The primary memory is referred to as RAM.

CPU store its computation :

  • The CPU stores data in registers before performing computations.
  • The CPU is the brain of a computer, and it contains all of the technology required for processing input, storing information, and successfully executing.
  • The CPU reads data or instructions into storage, computes them, and records the results in the main memory. The primary memory is referred to as RAM. RAM stands for random access memory.
  • The CPU is always implementing computer program instructions that tell it what data to handle and how.
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