TAPE!
TAPE!
magnetic disc
a tape
give the examples of sequential access memory?
sequential access
Keyed and sequential refer to two different methods of data access in computing. Keyed access allows data to be retrieved using a specific identifier or key, enabling direct access to a particular record. In contrast, sequential access requires reading through data in a specific order, typically from the beginning to the end, making it less efficient for finding specific records. Keyed access is often used in databases, while sequential access is common in file systems and data streams.
Sequential data is what uses access. This is used in science.
Hierarchical Sequential Access Method-is a method to use sequential access of database.
Random Access & Sequential Access
Advantages of sequential circuits
Sequential access,Random, Binary
An example of indexed sequential access is a library catalog system. In this system, books are organized in a sequential manner by their titles or authors, but an index is maintained that allows users to quickly locate specific books based on keywords or categories. This hybrid approach combines the benefits of sequential access for browsing and indexed access for efficient searching.