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Q.1. Explain the concept of branch handling. What is delayed branching?                                      10
Answer: - Delayed branch and branch prediction are two different ways of mitigating the effects of a long execution pipeline. Without them, the pipeline needs to stall whenever a conditional branch is taken, because the instruction fetch mechanism can't know which instruction should be executed next after the branch instruction until the computations on which it depends are completed.


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