Random Access Memory is the memory or
information storage in a computer that is used
store running programs and data for the
programs. Data (information) in the RAM can
be read and written quickly in any order.Random
Access Memory (RAM) is also sometimes
known as read-write memory or RWM
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Binary describes a numbering scheme in
which there are only two possible values
for each digit: 0 and I. The term also refers
to any digital encoding/decoding system in
which there are exactly two possible states.
In digital data memory, storage, processing,
and communications, the 0 and I values
are sometimes called "low" and "high,"
respectively. A single binary digit like "0"
or "1" is called a "bit". The word bit is made
up from the words «binary digit".
A Primary Pollutant is an air pollutant
emitted directly from a source. A secondary
pollutant is not directly emitted as such,
but forms when other pollutants (primary
pollutants) react in the atmosphere. Examples
of a secondary pollutant include ozone,
which is formed when hydrocarbons (HC)
and nitrogen oxides (NOx) combine in the
presence of sunlight; N02, which is formed
NO combines with oxygen in the air;
and acid rain, which is formed when sulfur
dioxide or nitrogen oxides react with water.
URL is the abbreviation of Uniform Resource
Locator. It is a way of identifying the location
of a file on the internet. URLs use forward
slashes to denote different directories and
cannot contain spaces.
