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In the context of the CPU, what is the significance of ‘cores’ and ‘threads’?

Cores refer to the physical size of the CPU, while threads refer to its color.
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A core is a smaller CPU inside the main CPU, capable of executing instructions independently, and threads allow a single core to act like multiple cores.
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Cores and threads are terms related to the computer's memory and have nothing to do with the CPU.
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Cores are the external connectors on the CPU, while threads are the wires connecting them.
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What sequence of steps does the CPU follow to execute instructions?

Load-Decode-Run cycle
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Read-Write-Execute cycle
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Input-Process-Output cycle
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Fetch-Decode-Execute cycle
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What is a primary distinction between Intel (x86 and x64) and ARM architectures regarding their design and capabilities?

Intel's x86 architecture was designed with a focus on performing complex operations with single instructions, while ARM's RISC design emphasizes simplicity and energy efficiency.
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ARM CPUs are based on a complex instruction set computer (CISC) design, while Intel CPUs utilize a reduced instruction set computer (RISC) design.
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Intel architectures are designed primarily for mobile devices, while ARM architectures are intended for personal computers and servers.
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What does a single bit in a computer represent?

One of four possible values.
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Either a 0 or 1.
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A combination of 8 values.
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A bit, which stands for “binary digit”, is the most basic unit of data in computing and can hold only two states.

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