When a user runs an application, what transfers from a storage device to memory?
A)cache
B)registrations
C)instructions
D)operations

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When a user runs an application, the instructions (or code) of the application must be transferred from the storage device (such as a hard drive or SSD) to memory (such as RAM) in order to be executed by the computer's processor. Cache is a type of memory that stores frequently accessed data for faster access, but it is not involved in the transfer of application instructions to memory during runtime. Registrations and operations do not typically transfer from storage to memory during application runtime.

When a User Runs an Application, What Transfers from a Storage