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• The CPU may access frequently used data, instructions, and the address and location of all of these from the registers whenever needed

• t is quicker as compared to disk memory and primary memory.

• Registers hold a small amount of data around 32 bits to 64 bits

• It is not a part of the main memory and is located in the CPU in the form of registers, which are the smallest data holding elements

• A register serves as a connection point between a program and the system's data storage.

• The fetching, decoding, and execution operations are the three important roles that computer registers play

• users enter data into registers to be processed by the CPU

• Since the compiler stores temporary data in the register rather than the RAM, through which programs run more quickly than they should in the system.

• It is at the top of the hierarchy of computer memory and is significantly faster as compared to other computer memory

• All of a device's frequently used data and instructions are stored in the cache memory. As a result, it accelerates the computer's overall performance and operation as well.

• The register, on the other hand, only stores a single item of information, such as a computer instruction or the location of a specific piece of data.

• smallest and fastest part of memory.

• uick storage components.

• recently used.

• currently processing

• previously stored data, the CPU makes use of cache memory.

• Registers are used by the CPU to process all the data and info that is new.

• CPU

• inside the CPU or on the motherboard of the system.

• unprocessed state.