When you write a C# program that stores a value in a variable, you are using temporary storage; the value you store is lost when the program ends or the computer loses power. This type of storage is ____.
A) volatile
B) nonvolatile
C) permanent
D) hard

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Temporary storage is volatile, meaning that the value is not permanently stored and can be lost when there is no power. Nonvolatile storage would refer to permanent storage, such as a hard drive, which retains data even when the computer is turned off. Permanent storage and hard storage are not accurate descriptions for temporary storage.

When You Write a C# Program That Stores a Value