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 > 🎓 RAM is used to run your program and is reset when there is no power
 
-Like with the CPU, the memory on a microcontroller is orders of magnitude smaller than a PC or Mac. A typical PC might have 8 Gigabytes (GB) of RAM, or 8,000,0000,000 bytes, with each byte enough space to store a single letter or a number from 0-255. A microcontroller would have only Kilobytes (KB) of RAM, with a kilobyte being 1,000 bytes. The Wio terminal mentioned above has 192KB of RAM, or 192,000 bytes - more than 40,000 times less than an average PC!
+Like with the CPU, the memory on a microcontroller is orders of magnitude smaller than a PC or Mac. A typical PC might have 8 Gigabytes (GB) of RAM, or 8,000,000,000 bytes, with each byte enough space to store a single letter or a number from 0-255. A microcontroller would have only Kilobytes (KB) of RAM, with a kilobyte being 1,000 bytes. The Wio terminal mentioned above has 192KB of RAM, or 192,000 bytes - more than 40,000 times less than an average PC!
 
 The diagram below shows the relative size difference between 192KB and 8GB - the small dot in the center represents 192KB.