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
October 5, 2013 | Categories: Memory Dump | Tags: Memory Dump | Leave a comment
This slideshow requires JavaScript.
Year || June 1, 2008
Place || Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Official Web :: RezwanAhmed and His Team ||
All Contents Revised by R€ZWAN Ahmed (Software Engineer).
Contact ||
Email || rezwannet@hotmail.com | rezwannet@gmail.com |
|| rezwannet@skypee.com
Cell || +88 01538 053510 [PLease texting, if need any suggestion]
Business Link || SOFTDATA ARCHIV€ | Lab™
| Software Engineering Student |
| MBAi :: Swinburne University of Technology. Australia. |
B.Sc. of Computer Science and Software Engineer | Stamford University Bangladesh
rezwanlink
Recent Comments