When you write a program and the electricity goes off, your program is lost if you have not saved it. Why?
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Programs that are currently running, and open files, are stored in RAM; anything you are using is running in RAM somewhere.
As soon as the electricity to the RAM is cut, it forgets everything; that's why an unsaved document is lost if the computer locks up or there is a power failure.
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when we are writing a program we are performing in RAM. RAM is primary memory which is volatile in nature. hence, it loses the unsaved data.
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