Question

Computer memory is typically organized in a hierarchy with different types of memory providing different size, speed, cost, and volatility trade-offs. Which of the following statements are true: Registers are the fastest memory accessible by machine instructions. Random Access Memory (RAM) is typically divided into regions (segments) dedicated to specific uses by executing programs. Instructions are fetched from Code segments. Temporary values used to support algorithm recursion are stored in Stack Segments. in computer programming, a static variable is a variable that has been allocated statically - whose lifetime or "extent" extends across the entire run of the program. This is in contrast to the more ephemeral automatic/local variables whose storage is allocated and on the Stack; and in contrast to variables whose storage is dynamically allocated in Heap memory. Making Code segments read-only after initialization prevents some forms of malware, but Java Just-In-Time compilers require the ability to write data into Code segments. I, II, III I, II, III, IV II, IV I, III, IV

Answer 1

A) I, II,III

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