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How many bytes does a common processor require to represent an integer? A) 2 bytes B) 4 bytes C) 8 bytes D) 16 bytes

How many bytes does a common processor require to represent an integer? A) 2 bytes B) 4 bytes C) 8 bytes D) 16 bytes
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How many bytes does a common processor require to represent an integer?

A) 2 bytes
B) 4 bytes
C) 8 bytes
D) 16 bytes

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Answer:

Its 4 i took the test. Other dude wrong

Explanation: I dont know

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User Sebastian Carroll
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An integer is equal to C, 8 bytes.
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