What is the hex address at the end of the first gigabyte of memory?
What will be an ideal response?
1 GB = 23° = 4000000016 of addressable locations
Because the first address is zero the last address is 4000000016— 116 Thus, the address at the end of the first gigabyte is 3FFFFFFF16.
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