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Different between word addressable and byte addressable

Hi

Can someone explain to me what's the different between Word and byte addressable? And how is it related to memory size etc.

Many Thanks

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Please see byte- vs. word-addressing schemes:

A demonstration of byte- and word-based addressing schemes.

Andrew Hare  2010-04-27 19:41:10

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