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Instructions are stored in binary as sequences of bits, typically organized into fixed-length units known as words. Each instruction consists of an operation code (opcode) that specifies the action to be performed, along with operands that represent the data or addresses involved. The specific binary format and length of instructions depend on the architecture of the processor, such as x86 or ARM. This binary representation allows the processor to efficiently decode and execute instructions during program execution.

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