Memory
Memory, often called RAM, is where the parts of a program and data currently in active use are typically held while a computer is on, allowing very fast reading and writing. Unlike storage, memory's contents are normally lost when the computer loses power, which is why unsaved work usually disappears if a computer suddenly turns off.
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