Computer Architecture / Chapter 2: Operations on Numbers / Introduction

Introduction

Ever since computers were invented, we relied heavily on them to add numbers for us. Addition is so common and so important that computer processors of all types have dedicated instructions for adding numbers. In this chapter, we are going to discuss the two types of MIPS instructions that ask the computer to add numbers. We will see how these instructions affect memory cells, as well as the Progarm Counter (PC) and time.

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