Registers in which data is entered or taken out in serial form are referred as

Registers in which data is entered or taken out in serial form are referred as 

 (A) left shift register (B) right shift register (C) shift registers (D) none of the above
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Registers in which data is entered or taken out in serial form are referred as shift registers

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