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Which of the following best describes a Harvard Architecture cache?
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An arrangement where the data and instruction caches are separated.
A cache where the assignment of data items (blocks) to cache lines is determined by the last n-bits of the data item’s address.
A cache where the last n-bits of a block’s address denotes which grouping of cache lines are used.
A cache where each data item can be assigned to any block as needed.
An arrangement where data and instructions appear in the same cache.
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