yes you can't change the information
ROM Chips. Read Only Memory.
If you want to store information that you do not want changed then transferring the information onto a CD or a DVD will do that. Information stored on these ways cannot be erased so once the information is on there it is read only
If you cannot change information in a computer, that information is in a type of read-only memory (ROM). The system BIOS is one such type of information. That contains the code needed to allow the computer to operate at all. CPU opcodes and microcodes are another type of data that cannot be changed by the user. These are usually hard-wired and are electrical in nature. Then there are typical CDs. WORM-type (write-once, read many) CDs and pressed CDs cannot be changed after they are created.
ROM (read only memory) for example boot manager
ROM, which is short for Read Only Memory, is a type of memory that cannot have information written to it.
Nope - 'ROM' means Read Only Memory. The information is permanently written at the time the computer is built - think along the lines of a music CD. Once it's written, it cannot be changed.
Files that can only be read (data can be retirieved) are called read-only files. You cannot write any data into a read-only file (you cannot edit it).
A constant is a variable with a value that is set at the time of declaration and cannot be changed during program execution.
Anything held in ROM. ROM stands for Read-Only Memory, meaning that it can't be changed.
i think programmable read-only memory are chips programmed with content that cannot be erased and erasable programmable read-only memory are chips programmed with content that cannot be erased but can be replaced by using electrical devices with strong ultra violet rays
ROM or "read-only memory" cannot be altered. Once a ROM chip or other ROM media is created, it cannot be changed by user-accessable means and is therefore inflexible.
rom (Read only Memory)