Discussion
Instructions and memory address are represented by
Answer: B
Correct answer: Binary codes
Everything inside the machine - instructions, memory addresses and data alike - is held as binary codes, patterns of 0 and 1, because that is what a two-state electronic circuit can represent. What a given pattern means depends only on how it is used.
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