Which of the following is not a form of parallelism supported by CUDA
A)vector parallelism - floating point computations are executed in parallel on wide vector units
B)thread level task parallelism - different threads execute a different tasks
C)block and grid level parallelism - different blocks or grids execute different tasks
D)data parallelism - different threads and blocks process different parts of data in memory

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CUDA primarily supports thread level task parallelism, block and grid level parallelism, and data parallelism. Vector parallelism, as described, is not a form of parallelism directly supported by CUDA. CUDA's model focuses on threads, blocks, and grids for organizing parallel computation rather than on wide vector units.

Which of the Following Is Not a Form of Parallelism