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why program counter is 16 bit?
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Answer / vishnu
Program counter depends on the architecture. since
instructions will be fetched from memory and inorder to
address the address in the memory PC should be 16 bit. It
contains address from which memory should the next
instruction is fetched.
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Answer / sandeep rehlan
Since Program counter stores the address of the next
instruction to be executed.and address are of 2 bytes.
So,the program counter is a 16 bit.
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