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What does the instruction cycle refer to?

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An instruction cycle also known as a fetch-decode-execute cycle is an integral part of the computer system operations that is initialized from boot up of the system. This program enables the processing of instructions; it fetches, decodes to understand the instruction and finally it executes the instruction.


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