Answer / lodhi

flipflop is the smallest unit of storage . as we say 4-bit
register or 5-bit register it means they are using 4 or 5
flipflops. a flip flop store 1-bit it can either 0 or 1...

Answer / ashwani pandey

A Flip flop is an one bit storage element....
storage either 0 or 1 here Flip=1
Flop=0 so it is called flip flop

Answer / j.venkatesh

the flipflop is a digital storage device that store one bit
at one time.it stores 1 or 0 at one time.

Answer / sundar baghel

flip flop is an memory storage device which depend upon the
trigerring the clock pulse and its may be 0 and 1

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