Memory

Memory is defined as "continuous learning by storing and retrieving information". Our memory can be compared with computer information processing systems. In order to remember the event, we need to enter information into the brain, the information is encoded, the information is saved and searched. The three-step processing model of Richard Atkinson and Richard Shiffrin shows that you record the information you want to remember first as a fleeting sensory memory and then record it in the short-term memory code (the code is important or new Stimulus is used for long term memory and later search.

LTM is a memory for storing data. The memory stored in our mind is basically a clusters of neurons connected together. To activate memory, the same neuron pattern that is stimulated when memory is formed must be reactivated. Most memories from STM are forgotten. This may be a good thing. If you do not automatically forget the amount of information that is being published everyday, you may not be able to access the information right away.

The memory is also referred to as primary storage device, main storage device, main storage device, internal storage device, main storage device, and RAM (random access memory), all of which terms are used interchangeably in the computer industry. Memory is part of the computer's ability to store data and process instructions. It is closely related to central processing unit, but memory is separate. Store program instructions or data as long as program instructions or programs to which the data belong are executed. It is impossible to keep these items in memory when the program is not running.

Memory management is a function of the operating system that loads the program into main memory. Main memory is also called RAM. The computer can run only with programs in RAM. Therefore, each program to be executed and each file to be accessed must be copied from the storage device to the main storage device. It is called loading. As we all know, all processes require RAM. Virtual memory concept was introduced to solve more memory than physical installation on the system. This additional memory is actually part of the hard drive. The hard drive is set to emulate the computer's RAM. The program can be larger than the physical memory. The MMU (Memory Management Unit) is used to convert virtual addresses to physical addresses