2) Memory and Storage (RAM, ROM, Virtual Memory)

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πŸ“– Theory – 2) Memory and Storage (RAM, ROM, Virtual Memory)

I. RAM and ROM
β€’ RAM: volatile, temporary, fast.
β€’ ROM: non‑volatile, 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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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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