3. This weekend you are planning to complete part of your assignment at the library. To do this you need to store data on a removable storage device to use on another computer. What is the difference between primary storage, secondary storage, and off-line storage? What types of storage can be used to access your data on another computer? In your response, please include some examples of the three different types of storage.

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Primary Storage: is a computer memory that connects directly to the central processing unit of CPU. It is also known as RAM or random access memory. This storage do not permanently stores data because this is a volatile kind of storage.
Secondary storage: this may refer to storage that is non-volatile. Some examples of this storage are hard drive, CD/DVD, Flash drive, etc
Offline storage: also known as tertiary storage. This is not a very known storage, this includes jukeboxes and tape libraries.
To access the data on another computer you should use a USB, Online storage (like DropBox or Google Drive) or you can use an portable disc ( external memory )

Primary storage:
1-Processor Register
2-Processor Cache
3-CPU ( RAM )

Secondary Storage:
1-Flash Memory
2-Floppy Disc
3-CD or DVD

Off-line storage:
1-Use as a data transmission medium.
2-Serve as a good back-up de vice.
3-Provide high security because is located remotely and can be use only by one person.


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