What do you mean by memory locations and operations?
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Each memory location in a stored-program computer holds a binary number or decimal number of some sort. Its interpretation, as data of some data type or as an instruction, and use are determined by the instructions which retrieve and manipulate it.
There are two key operations on memory:
fetch( address ) returns value without changing the value stored at that address.
store( address, value ) writes new value into the cell at the given address.
This type of memory is random-access, meaning that CPU can access any value of the array at any time (vs. sequential access, like on a tape).
Such memories are called RAM (random-access memory.)
Some memory is non-volatile, or read-only (ROM or read-only memory.)
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