1. In a computer, a binary number can behave as which of the following? (Circle the best answer)
   • Numeric data (example: a count)
   • String/character data (example: a text file in ASCII)
   • An instruction for the CPU
   • All of the above
   • None of the above

2. A processor begins with the number 196 in memory cell 200.

In memory cell 50 is an instruction to load memory cell 200 into register 3.

In memory cell 51 is an instruction to switch the program counter to 108 if register 3s value is greater than 0.

In memory cell 52 is an instruction to stop execution.

In memory cell 108 is an instruction to store the number 0 in memory cell 200.

In memory cell 109 is an instruction to load the program counter with the value 50.

In memory cell 110 is an instruction to stop execution.

The program counter begins with the value 108.

When the program stops executing, what value will be stored in

A. the program counter?

B. register 3?