Processor registers consist of general purpose registers to store data the processor may require and special registers that perform special functions within the processor.

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Processor registers include both general-purpose registers, which store data and addresses temporarily for quick access during processing, and special registers, which are used for specific functions such as instruction pointers, stack pointers, and status registers, facilitating the processor's operations and control flow.

Processor Registers Consist of General Purpose Registers to Store Data