Storage

Storage is the at least semi-permanant holding of an amount of something. A storage device is an apparatus for holding things.

There are several different types of storage:

1. In physics, a capacitor is said to store electric charge.
2. In computer science, hard drives and RAM are said to store information. (See Computer storage.)
3. In your kitchen, a Refrigerator is said to store food.
4. In your library, the books are said to store knowledge, or even wisdom.
5. Petroleum storage tanks, etc.

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