RAM is a name that represents a storage location in memory.
Yes, this is correct. In terms of the compiled machine language, the variable represents a memory location. So, anytime the variable is referenced, and you either set the variable to a value, or retrieve a value from the variable, you are actually referencing the memory location pointed to by the variable.
Depending on the architecture of the computer one addressable memory location might be called a word, a character, a parcel, a decimal digit, a byte, etc.
It refers to Memory Address since variable will never be a NUMBER it is Memory Address like an HexaDecimal Address of FFFFH. Eds
a variable is a named storage location in a computers memory for holding a peice of information i have computer seince as my major ;)
A variable is a named storage location that can hold a data value in a program.
RAM
Yes...Primary storage or main memory or internal memory is often referred to as memory.
It is commonly called "virtual memory".
RAM is the abbreviation for Random Access Memory.
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hey if its in the context of strings we can use string manipulation functions like strcpy(). in microprocessors we use rep movsb to move data from one memory location to other.
storage classes determines the part of memory where storage is allocated for an object. a scope specifies the part of the program which a variable name is visible, that is accessibility of the variable by its name. in c language there are four storage classes automatic, external, register, static.