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... storage of data , today's machines can be accompanied by numerous bulk storage devices . . The two leading storage device technologies are tape storage and disk storage . Tape storage is based on the magnetic recording of bit patterns ...
... storage of data , today's machines can be accompanied by numerous bulk storage devices . . The two leading storage device technologies are tape storage and disk storage . Tape storage is based on the magnetic recording of bit patterns ...
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... Storage a a Regardless of the size of a machine's main memory , it seems that applications always require still more data storage area . Thus , most machines are provided with a bulk storage system ( also called secondary memory ) in ...
... Storage a a Regardless of the size of a machine's main memory , it seems that applications always require still more data storage area . Thus , most machines are provided with a bulk storage system ( also called secondary memory ) in ...
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... storage , it provides an excellent off - line storage medium . This is because a reel of tape is a compact , rugged package with a large storage capacity that is easily mounted or dismounted on a tape drive . In fact , one of the major ...
... storage , it provides an excellent off - line storage medium . This is because a reel of tape is a compact , rugged package with a large storage capacity that is easily mounted or dismounted on a tape drive . In fact , one of the major ...
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Introduction | 1 |
PART ONE Machine Architecture | 19 |
Data Manipulation | 61 |
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