RAM vs ROM

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What is the main difference between Primary Memory and Secondary Memory?

Primary Memory has a larger data storage capacity than Secondary Memory
Primary Memory is directly accessed by the Preprocessor while Secondary Memory is not (correct)
Primary Memory is a type of ROM while Secondary Memory is a type of RAM
Primary Memory is used to permanently store data and information while Secondary Memory is used to temporarily store data and information

What is the main difference between Primary and Secondary Memory?

Primary Memory is directly accessed by the Preprocessor, while Secondary Memory is not (correct)
Primary Memory is used to permanently store data, while Secondary Memory is used to temporarily store data
Primary Memory is a type of Computer Memory which is used to store data on which the computer is currently working
Primary Memory has a larger data storage capacity than Secondary Memory

Which type of memory is used to store data and programs being used by the CPU in real time?

ROM
RAM (correct)
Secondary Memory
Cache Memory

What is the main difference between RAM and ROM?

RAM is a volatile memory, while ROM is a non-volatile memory (B) Signup and view all the answers

What is the main difference between RAM and ROM?

RAM is a type of volatile memory while ROM is a type of non-volatile memory (A) Signup and view all the answers

What is the difference between Main Memory and Secondary Memory?

Main Memory is a type of Computer Memory which is directly accessed by the CPU, while Secondary Memory is not (A) Signup and view all the answers

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Test your knowledge about computer memory with our quiz on the types of memory - RAM and ROM. This quiz will help you understand the difference between primary and secondary memory and how they function in a computer system. Enhance your understanding of computer memory by taking this quiz now!