Dynamic memory

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Dynamic memory: a term used in hardware. Referring to memory that is able to read and write, versus non-dynamic memory which is read only. Think of a RAM versus a CD, a CD is read only so therefor is non-dynamic. Dynamic means that which is able to change. The information in RAM is dynamic (is changeable).

Examples of Dynamic Memory:

RAM

CACHE

Flash Drive

Hard Drive

Magnetic tape

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