_______ is a type of memory in which the user, not the manufacturer, stores programs that cannot be overwritten.
A) ROM
B) PROM
C) EPROM
D) EEPROM

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PROM (Programmable Read-Only Memory) is a type of memory in which the user can program the memory once with their desired data, and the data cannot be overwritten by the manufacturer or anyone else. It is a non-volatile memory, meaning that the data remains stored even when the power is turned off. While ROM (Read-Only Memory) is a type of memory that is programmed by the manufacturer, and its contents cannot be altered. EPROM and EEPROM are erasable and programmable memories that can be reprogrammed with new data, unlike PROM.

_______ Is a Type of Memory in Which the User