Every computer stores numbers, letters, and other special characters in binary form. There are several occasions when computer professionals need to know the raw data contained in a computer’s memory. A commonly used way of doing this is to print out the memory contents on a printer. This printout is called a Memory Dump.
Memory Dumps, which use binary numbers, would have many pages of 0s and 1s
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