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An Instruction Set Architecture (ISA) defines how a CPU is controlled by software, serving as an interface between hardware and software, and specifying the capabilities and operations of the processor. ISAs are crucial for developers to write efficient code and understand compiler outputs, with classifications such as CISC and RISC based on architectural complexity. The document also discusses various instruction types, encoding, operand specifications, and implementation methods for ISAs.

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saipranya

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