RAM, or Random Access Memory, is temporary storage that your computer uses to store data that needs quick access by the CPU. It's like a workspace where the computer does most of its thinking and processing.
When you open applications or load files, they are transferred from the hard drive into RAM. The CPU can read and write to this memory directly, making these operations faster than accessing slower storage devices.
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