Computer Architecture and Organization » Exercise – 1
16. The Central Processing Unit [CPU] in a computer consists of :
(a) input, output and Processing
(b) control unit, Primary storage and secondary storage
(c) control unit, arithmetic logic unit, registers
(d) none of these
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