Memory
| Memory, in the context of electronics, refers to devices that store and retrieve digital data. It is an essential component in computers, smartphones, digital cameras, and other electronic devices. There are different types of memory, including volatile memory (such as RAM), which loses its data when power is turned off, and non-volatile memory (such as ROM and flash memory), which retains data even when power is removed. Memory allows for the temporary or permanent storage of instructions and data, enabling the execution of programs and the storage of files and settings in electronic devices. |
Memory
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