SRAM [STATIC] is a type of memory, it is five times faster than DRAM [which is found in most computers] and it depends on the use of electricity. It is designed in such a way that its constant refreshing is not require, it is much more expensive than the DRAM and it is therefore only used in cache memory application.<span />
Answer: Integrity loss
Explanation:
A set of data is said to have experienced a Loss of Integrity if some event has caused it to be incorrectly altered
The condition known as <u>overflow</u> occurs when you try to store an integer that is bigger than the maximum allowed by the number of bits you have.
<h3>What is a buffer?</h3>
In Computer science, a buffer can be defined as a temporary area set aside on a computer system for the storage of data. This ultimately implies that, a buffer reside in the random access memory (RAM) of a computer system.
In the event that a computer system process or software program places more data (much more than what was originally intended to be allocated for data storage) in a buffer, the extra data overflows.
In this context, we can infer and logically deduce that when a value is assigned to an integer that is too big or large for the computer to represent, it is a condition referred to as an overflow.
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Answer:
11000011
Explanation:
This is because of the rules of bas 2