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A modified Harvard architecture differs from a strict Harvard one in that it
Answer: C
Constant tables, string literals and calibration data have to live somewhere, and putting them in program memory is cheap. Allowing the program bus to be read as data keeps the parallel fetch while making that possible, which is why almost every real device is of this kind.
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