random-access memory

Memory controllers can read or write disks {random-access memory} (RAM) at any register location at all times. System stores information at random locations. For strings, logically add bits to make unique random numbers. Place string in memory at random-number position. Add line to table {hash table} relating memory-location random numbers to strings. To recover string from memory, look up random number in table. At that location, retrieve string from memory. Logically subtract bits from string.

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