You can't store things on ram. Ram is random access memory and is used for multitasking and allows you to open files quicker... The only place files can be stored is on your hard disk
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When you're working with a file and using application software the application is temporarily stored in a rom b the cpu c the hard drive or d ram?
Not unless you power it permanently. RAM can only store data as long the power is turned on.
RAM means Random Access Memory. It store data temporaly. It called primary storing device. The two main forms of modern RAM are static RAM (SRAM) and dynamic RAM. Harddisk is the primary storing device within the computer. It can store data permanently (until you delete the data). It can retain data even after the computer itself "dies". Therefore, one harddisk can be switched to a different computer of similar size. An external harddisk can store huge amounts of data within a desktop unit. It can store data permanently (until you delete the data).
Ram is a random access memory.without ram you can not run a single program, whenever you run an application first all the supporting file accumulate in ram and then you will be able to see the running program and you can use that program.
When you shut down your computer, everything in RAM is erased, but the hard disk has long-term storage for the computer.
In a page file on its hard drive
If your paging file is stored on hard drive, it will cause your applications to work slower if for instance it was stored in RAM.
Arrays, just as normal variables, store information in RAM memory. When power is turned off, the contents of RAM memory get lost. For permanent storage, you'll have to write information to a file, or access a database.
Classification of RAM is a random access memory module designed to store temporary data for processing. When data is completely processed by the CPU, the data stored in RAM will be erased except for processes that need to be constantly running. If RAM is full and the CPU still needs more information to process, RAM can allocate temporary virtual memory on the hard drive known as a page file or swap file. This file and RAM constantly swap data based on the process priority until RAM space is no longer used, but the swap file still contains data that was dumped. Swap file data is erased and rewritten the next time RAM is overloaded and needs to dump data for immediate processing.
Do you mean RAM? Or the paging file?