In the table below, to have 8 memory addresses where each memory address holds one byte of data (byte-addressable), we need 3 bits to index every address. Memory Address Data Stored 000 A 001 010 011 1 100 2 101 110 M 111 N If you have 64 GiB of RAM memory, then how many bits are needed to have memory addresses for every byte-addressable memory location?

In the table below, to have 8 memory addresses where each memory address holds one byte of data (byte-addressable), we need 3 bits to index every address. Memory Address Data Stored 000 A 001 010 011 1 100 2 101 110 M 111 N If you have 64 GiB of RAM memory, then how many bits are needed to have memory addresses for every byte-addressable memory location?

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Chapter10: Pointers

Section10.1: Addresses And Pointers

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