alleryStart learning →In which kind of access can any storage location be reached in about the same time?
ARandom access
BSequential access
CTape access
DSerial access
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Random access
Random access means every location takes roughly equal time to reach, no matter what was read before.
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