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Define what is the superscalar processor and what does this processor do that makes it special  

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A superscalar processor is considered to be a part of the CPU that helps to implement the parallelism form as referred to as instruction-level parallelism in that of the single processor. Every execution unit would not be a separate processor or any core when the processor would be a multi-core processor while it will execute the resources in that specific single CPU like that of the arithmetic logical unit.

This is special as it helps in emphasizing and enhancing the CPU design and also enhances the instruction dispatcher's accuracy which in turn allows these to maintain multiple executing units for all the times which has become much more important as the units get increased.

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