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*gasp* an off topic thread relating to computers
The CPU is the componet that processes machine code, which is numbers in base 2 (binary). It distinguishes the numbers through spikes of electricity through each transistor. It communicates to the RAM through a memory bus. The CPU also has registers on the CPU where numbers are stored especially during math like addition. There is so much more to the CPU and I doubt you would really understand everything (I don't). I just went over the CPU in my computer science class and we only scimmed the surface of it and it was already pretty complicated.
The CPU is the componet that processes machine code, which is numbers in base 2 (binary). It distinguishes the numbers through spikes of electricity through each transistor. It communicates to the RAM through a memory bus. The CPU also has registers on the CPU where numbers are stored especially during math like addition. There is so much more to the CPU and I doubt you would really understand everything (I don't). I just went over the CPU in my computer science class and we only scimmed the surface of it and it was already pretty complicated.