2) Memory and Storage (RAM, ROM, Virtual Memory)
π Theory β 2) Memory and Storage (RAM, ROM, Virtual Memory)
I. RAM and ROM
β’ RAM: volatile, temporary, fast.
β’ ROM: nonβvolatile, permanent, contains boot instructions.
β’ Difference: RAM can be written to, ROM cannot.
II. Virtual Memory
β’ Using part of the hard drive as RAM.
β’ Slower than RAM, but increases available memory.
III. Types of Secondary Storage
β’ Magnetic (hard disk), Solid State (SSD), Optical (CD/DVD).
β’ Advantages/disadvantages of each.
IV. Storage Capacity and Units
β’ Bit, Byte, Kilobyte, Megabyte, Gigabyte, Terabyte.
β’ Converting between units.
V. Cloud Storage
β’ Data stored on remote servers accessed via internet.
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π Practice Questions (20)
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Question 1: How does Gigabyte work?
Question 2: Give an example of Byte.
Question 3: Why is Bit important in computer science?
Question 4: How does ROM work?
Question 5: Give an example of Virtual memory.
Question 6: Why is Solid state drive important in computer science?
Question 7: Why is Hard disk drive important in computer science?
Question 8: What is Non-volatile memory?
Question 9: Why is Gigabyte important in computer science?
Question 10: Define RAM.
Question 11: Explain Storage capacity.
Question 12: What is Secondary storage?
Question 13: Define Optical storage.
Question 14: Define Hard disk drive.
Question 15: What is Data transfer speed?
Question 16: Give an example of Kilobyte.
Question 17: Give an example of Cloud storage.
Question 18: Give an example of Memory hierarchy.
Question 19: How does Data transfer speed work?
Question 20: Define Cache memory.
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