Question

a memory access method in which each memory location has a unique address. options: random access, direct access, read only, combinational

Explanation:

Random access (also called direct access) is defined as a memory access method where every memory location has a unique address, allowing direct access to any location without sequential traversal. While "Direct Access" is a synonymous term, in standard computer science terminology for this definition, Random Access is the primary and most commonly referenced term for this memory access type. Read Only refers to a memory's write restriction, and Combinational refers to logic circuits, not memory access methods.

Answer:

A. Random Access