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QRandom Access Memory (RAM) is non-volatile in nature.

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Random Access Memory (RAM) is volatile in nature.

Main memory is volatile in nature, it means that when the power is turned OFF, the contents of this memory are lost forever.

Random Access Memory (RAM): It is also known as read/write memory, that allows CPU to read as well as write data and instructions into it. RAM is used for the temporary storage of input data, output data and intermediate results.

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