Question

Q8. Which of the following areas in the main memory is used to store
variables required during processing? *
Input area
Output area
Program area
Data area

Answer 1

Data area is used to store  variables required during processing.

Explanation:

The parts of a problem or process that reserve space for user data.

The part of a network packet that holds the user messages.

Data storage in an in-memory database relies on a computer's random access memory (RAM) or main memory instead of traditional disk drives. Data is loaded into an in-memory database in a compressed and non-relational format.

The data is in a directly usable format without the barrier of compression or encryption.

Answer 2

The answer is Data Area.

Explanation:

• The Input area is the fixed portion in the main memory that holds the incoming values, accepts them, and transfers them to the output device.

• Output Area takes the processed output from input devices and displays it to the user.
• Program Area controls the flow of execution of statements. It is a general group of instructions that is to be executed.
• The Data area is an object in the main memory that holds the data of any running task in the system. A program uses the values stored in the data area while processing the data.