False:
Explanation:
Load instruction transfers data from memory to register whereas
Store instruction transfers data from register to memory.
Mnemonic to remember is Load instruction loads data from memory and Store instruction stores the data to memory.
Question says the opposite hence it is false.
Question 5 Load instructions transfer the data from register to memory while store instructions transfer the...
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