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In ARM, PC is implemented using.........Select one:a. Dedicted Registersb. General Purpose Rgistersc. Cache Registerd. Stack Register

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In ARM, PC is implemented using.........

Select one:

  • a. Dedicated Registers
  • b. General Purpose Registers
  • c. Cache Registers
  • d. Stack Registers
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Solution

In ARM (Advanced RISC Machines), PC (Program Counter) is implemented using Dedicated Registers. So, the correct answer is a. Dedicated Registers.

Here's a step-by-step explanation:

  1. The Program Counter (PC) is a type of register in the ARM architecture.

  2. A register is a small amount of storage available as part of a CPU or other digital processor.

  3. The PC register has a specific purpose, which is to point to the memory address of the next instruction that is going to be executed in a sequence of program instructions.

  4. Because the PC register has this specific purpose, it is considered a dedicated register, not a general-purpose register or any other type of register.

  5. Therefore, in ARM, the PC is implemented using dedicated registers.

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