Unlike most ISAs, the Java Virtual Machine makes no absolute memory addresses directly visible at the ISA level, but there are several implicit addresses that provide the base for a pointer.

$-$ Previous: a$)$ True

$-$ Corrected: b$)$ False

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$14.$ The number of clock cycles needed to execute a set of operations is known as the

$-$ Previous: c$)$ Path length

$-$ Corrected: a$)$ Clock speed

$28.$ RISC machines, with their fast CPUs and $($relatively$)$ slow memories, usually have at least $\_\_\_\_\_\_$ general$-$purpose registers, and the trend in new CPU designs is to have even more.

$-$ Previous: c$)64$

$-$ Corrected: b$)32$

$30.$ A method for specifying an operand in memory is just to give its full address. This mode is called

$-$ Previous: b$)$ Direct addressing

$-$ Corrected: a$)$ Immediate Addressing

$36.$ With superscalar CPUs, a third possible way of doing multithreading is available, called simultaneous multithreading

$-$ Previous: c$)$ hyperthreading

$-$ Corrected: b$)$ simultaneous multithreading

$37.$ All processes working together on a multiprocessor can share a single virtual address space mapped onto the common memory.

$-$ Previous: a$)$ True

$-$ Corrected: b$)$ False

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