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There are two key operations on memory:
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fetch( address ) returns value without changing the value stored at that address.
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store( address, value ) writes new value into the cell at the given address.
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This type of memory is random-access, meaning that CPU can access any value of the array at any time (vs. sequential access, like on a tape).
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Such memories are called RAM (random-access memory.)
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Some memory is non-volatile, or read-only (ROM or read-only memory.)
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Memory Operations:
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