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Added more details and fix typos in register definition #741

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# Register
A register is a collection of flip flop (A flip flop is basicaaly a storage device capable of storing 1 bit of information). Hence a register is able to store
Registers are small, fast storage units within a computer's CPU that temporarily hold data and instructions during processing, enabling quick access and manipulation of information.
Internally, A register is a collection of flip flop (A flip flop is basically a storage device capable of storing 1 bit of information). Hence a register is able to store
multiple bits of information. It is a very cruicial and important part of a computer. Even a very basic computer has atleast eight major reigsters.

These eight major registers are:
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| Input Register (INPR) | 8 | Holds the input character |
| Output Register (OUTR) | 8 | Holds the output character |

The above values are for a 16 bit machine.
These basic computer registers are connected by a common bus through which information is transferred among these registers and operations are performed.

If we talk about basic operations, then any basic register is capable of four operations:
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