Memory is like a computer's short-term brain, it holds what the computer needs right now. Storage, on the other hand, is like long-term memory, it keeps everything even when the computer turns off. Think of memory as your workspace and storage as your filing cabinet.
Examples
- When you open a picture app on your phone, it moves from storage to memory so it can load faster.
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