Sequential access is a method of accessing elements in a predetermined order, such as data stored in an array in memory, or on a disk file or magnetic tape. It describes accessing a group of elements sequentially rather than randomly.
Sequential access is a method of accessing elements in a predetermined order, such as data stored in an array in memory, or on a disk file or magnetic tape. It describes accessing a group of elements sequentially rather than randomly.
Sequential access is a method of accessing elements in a predetermined order, such as data stored in an array in memory, or on a disk file or magnetic tape. It describes accessing a group of elements sequentially rather than randomly.