Memory sticks is a storage device that is used to store data.There is no way data can be lost when data is being run on the computer.It can only lose data when there is no power.
A non-volatile memory source,
chips with memories are worrying. don't eat them or they will lose their memory!
You get a 2nd memory card and transfer the data.
Random Access memory (RAM). It only holds data while the computer is powered up.
They make sure you dont lose your work and they help you to store more data
Buy a new one ! You will have lost any data that was on the original card.
No, hard drive is a non-volatile device. Volatile memory devices store data temporarily and lose data on power cut. However hard disk retain its data and hence is non-volatile memory.
RAM, Random Access Memory is the Volatile memory; Which in return means that when you shut off your computer this memory will be completely wiped
No
Back up all of your important Data on a hard disk or solid-state memory device.
No, because that data has been synchronized, and is on both device's memory.
Without memory management, programs would end up writing over their own data or other programs' data, usually because developers would have to make assumptions about what is stored in memory. Modern operating systems reduce the possibility of applications interfering with other programs, via Data Execution Prevention and hardware-based Virtual Memory, but it still cannot prevent bugs where an application accesses its own memory incorrectly and corrupts its own data. A solid memory management approach is necessary so that programs do not "lose" data (called a memory leak), or corrupt their data (possibly causing a fatal crash, loss of data, or other serious conditions).