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Differentiate between ROM and RAM?
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Answer / nagamalleswararao
rom is read only memory...it's having permanent memory
storage.....
Ram is random access memory...it's having temparary storing
memory
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Answer / aby
ROM- read only memory
---it can't be modified easily and is used for those data
which doesn't need frequent updates
RAM- random access memory
--it allows data to be accessed at any order
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Answer / avinash
Rom stands for read only memory & Ram Stands for randum
access memory.
Rom is read only memory...it's having permanent memory
storage.....
Ram is random access memory...it's having temparary storing
memory.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 4 Yes | 1 No |
Answer / avinashk168@gmail.com
Rom stands for read only memory & Ram Stands for randum
access memory
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Answer / anees shaikh
ROM IS A READ ONLY MEMORY AND IT IS USED IN MAINTAINING THE
CONFIGURATION OF THE SYSTEM AND IT IS VOLATILE IT MEANS THE
MOMENT THE POWER IS UNPLUGGED LIKE FOR AN INSTANT THE
BATTERY WHICH IS CONNECTED TO THE MOTHERBOARD TO KEEP THE
CONFIGURATION DIES THE ROM IS ERASED
RAM : IT IS RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY WHICH IS NON VOLATILE AND
CAN RETAIN DATA EVEN AFTER THE POWER IS UNPLUGGED SOME
EXAMPLES ARE SOLID STATE HDD WHICH HAS MEMORY CHIPS IN IT
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 8 Yes | 9 No |
Answer / priya
rom is read only memory whereas ram is read/write memory.
ram is also called random access memory because data is
accessed randomly.
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