1. What is RAM and its purpose?

RAM, or Random Access Memory is the hardware on a computer that stores the operating system,
application programs, and data in use so that the computer's processor can access them quickly. RAM
allows your computer to perform a variety of daily tasks, such as loading applications, accessing the
internet, editing a spreadsheet, or enjoying the most recent game. Memory also allows you to quickly
switch between tasks, remembering where you are in one when switching to another. In general, the
greater your memory capacity, the better. This will allow you to run various amount of application at a
time.
https://www.crucial.com/articles/about-memory/support-what-does-computer-memory-do

2. What is a hard drive?

A hard drive (also known as a hard disk or HDD) is a type of storage device that holds your computer's
operating system, applications, and data files such as documents, photos, and music. It is made up of a
platter with data compartments This data consists of your operating system, software products, and any
file types you have produced. There is also an accuator arm that moves across the platter to read or
write the information requested. The platter spins as the accuator arm moves across it, which speeds up
the process.

https://www.crucial.com/articles/pc-builders/what-is-a-hard-drive

3. What is the internet?

The Internet is a global network of physical cables, such as copper telephone wires, television cables,
and fiber optic cables. Wireless connections, such as Wi-Fi and 3G/4G, rely on physical cables to connect
to the Internet. It is worldwide network that connects billions of computers and other electronic
devices. The Internet allows you to access almost every details, interact with anyone in the world, and
do a lot more. All of this is possible by joining a computer to the Internet, also known as going online. 

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