Develop a response to the questions below, which will address the basic concepts of programming. Remember to use your textbook and other academic resources to justify your responses. Plausible responses to the questions below will also be discussed in class.
1.Memory comes in two forms on a computer, volatile and non-volatile. Your programs run in volatile memory, why is this the case? What are the pros and cons of running in non-volatile memory and how do files play of role?
2.Given the limited amount of memory of RAM, how can files be used to allow very large items of data to be used in a program? Give an example of a program you use that may take advantage of files because it would be inefficient to load the entire program into RAM.
3.Imagine that no debugger existed for your language, how would you go about tracking down and fixing errors? Compare your method to that of using a debugger and evaluate which is better.
