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Quiz 13
Regarding Reading 13.
- What is the purpose of memory?
- What happened to the
clock
input in chapter 16?
- So if the
write
input is now operated by a human-controlled switch, what does this let the human operator do?
- But if the
write
input is really the clock
, and that input is oscillating between 0 and 1, what is happening to the output?
- So is Petzold illustrating more of a manual use of memory or an automated use of memory?
- If I hand you a chocolate-covered RAM array that has 5 address bits, how many values can be stored in the array? (assume that yes, you really can store values in a chocolate-covered RAM chip)