What is the area in the operating system that is used for temporary data exchange 5?

It is called virtual memory in Windows and swap partition (equivalent to virtual memory) in Linux. Their purpose is to store information about previously used programs or documents into virtual memory when physical memory is low or the program to be run needs more space, so as to free up more physical memory to process the program that is currently in progress. After processing the used program, when you want to use the previous program, the system can immediately call up the information just now from the virtual memory, to achieve a faster processing effect, without reopening the previously used resources.

A swap partition in Linux is virtual memory. When the system memory space is insufficient, virtual memory is used to store temporary data in the swap partition, wait for a period of time, and then transfer the data to the memory for execution. Therefore, virtual memory only temporarily stores data and does not execute in that space.

The clipboard is an area of memory and is a very useful tool built into Windows that builds a bridge through a small clipboard that makes it possible to transfer and share information between various applications. However, the catch-in is that the clipboard can only keep one copy of the data, and every time new data comes in, the old one is overwritten.

Ram always said that mine was too simple and could only add a few more words.

Memory RAM, also known as RAM, cannot retain data when the power is turned off. If data needs to be saved, it must be written to a long-term storage device (e.g. a hard disk) in static random access memory. Compared with RAM and ROM, the biggest difference between the two is that the data saved on RAM will disappear automatically after power failure, while ROM will not disappear automatically and can be saved after a long power failure.

a）ram

It's something on memory, and memory belongs to RAM

Upstairs is the right solution... RAM is what we call memory. ROM is a firmware like BIOS...

The so-called "dynamic" in dynamic memory refers to when we write data to DRAM, after a period of time, the data will be lost, so an additional circuit is required for memory refresh operation. The specific working process is as follows: whether a DRAM memory cell stores 0 or 1 depends on whether the capacitor has a charge, with a charge representing 1 and no charge representing 0.

But after a long time, the capacitor representing 1 will discharge, and the capacitor representing 0 will absorb the charge, which is the reason for data loss; If the power is greater than 1 2 of the full charge, it is considered to represent 1, and the capacitor is fully charged; If the amount of electricity is less than 1 2, it is considered to represent 0 and the capacitor is discharged to maintain the continuity of the data.

From the moment there was a computer, there was memory. The development of memory has also undergone many technical improvements today, from the earliest DRAM to FPMDRAM, EDODRAM, SDRAM, etc., the speed of memory has been increasing and the capacity is also increasing. What kind of memory do servers use today?

Currently, Reg isteredeccsdram is commonly used in IA architecture servers, and in the next issue, we will introduce this new memory technology in detail and the unique technical advantages it brings to servers.

The clipboard of window98 is a storage unit in memory, and most of the memory is composed of RAM, and RAM is divided into two types: static RAM and dynamic RAM, SRAM is static RAM, which is mainly used to form a buffer processor, that is, cache, and DRAM is dynamic RAM, which is mainly used to constitute memory, so the answer should be A!

The clipboard is a very useful tool in Windows, and it is one of the ways that Windows provides information transfer and information sharing. The clipboard is actually a temporary storage area in Windows memory for exchanging information. The information transmitted or shared may be a piece of text, image, or sound; Routing and sharing can be done between different applications, between different documents in the same application, or in different locations within the same document.

So choose AMemory.

For example, if you copy a 20g file (more than your memory capacity) with your clipboard, do you think it's in memory or on your hard drive?

The clipboard is a temporary area in memory, not a hard disk.

I agree with the view of the second floor, which is usually in the memory, but it may also be ...... in the hard diskHowever, 20g seems to be too exaggerated.

I don't know what it is called... The landlord's language is unclear. The clipboard in the system is stored in memory, and it is gone when it is shut down.

Clipboard. As long as it is in memory, no matter what the area is, the memory power loss data will disappear.