Understanding Four-Bit Words in Computer Architecture

Four-bit refers to a word or a group of 4 bits. In computer architecture, a four-bit word is a unit of data that is 4 bits long. This means it can represent 16 different values, ranging from 0000 to 1111 in binary notation.

In the context of computer memory, a four-bit word is often used to refer to a single byte of memory, which is a group of 8 bits. So, four-bit words are often used to represent a single character or a small number of characters in a computer's memory.

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