A programmable ROM has a decoder at the input and OR gates at the outp

1.	A programmable ROM has a decoder at the input and OR gates at the output, with
A.	Both these block being fully programmable
B.	Both these blocks being partially programmable
C.	Only the latter block being programmable
D.	Only the former block being programmable
Answer» D. Only the former block being programmable

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