What is Random Access Memory (RAM)?
The Random Access Memory is a
volatile memory or temporary storage device and its use to store working data and
machine code and Random Access Memory allows data to read or write in the
physical location of data in contact with direct access to storage media such
as DVD read/write, CD read/write, and hard disk. Therefore it is a part of the
computer’s main memory, which is directly accessible by CPU and it is volatile
in nature, it means if the power goes off, the stored information is lost and
it is used to store the data that is currently processed by the CPU and most of
the programs and data that are modifiable are stores in RAM.
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