Nonvolatile storage that holds program instructions and retains data even when power is turned off is known as which type of storage?
A.
Primary
B.
Secondary
C.
Virtual
D.
Real
Explanation:
Primary storage is the computers main memory and can be accessed the
fastest. Secondary storage retains information even when power is turned down. It is
used typically for storing applications/program instructions. Virtual memory extends
or simulates RAM. Real storage is the process of giving a program a definite storage
allocation in memory.