bellekler

Bellekler is the Turkish plural form of bellek, meaning memory. In Turkish, bellek can refer to both human memory (cognitive memory) and computer memory (data storage). The word appears in everyday language, education, and technical writing.

In cognitive terms, bellek describes the processes by which information is encoded, stored, and retrieved. Turkish discussions distinguish short-term memory and long-term memory, sometimes using kiş kısa süreli bellek and uzun süreli bellek.

In computing, bellek refers to devices and structures that store data. Types include volatile memory (RAM, caches) that loses data when power is removed, and non-volatile memory (ROM, flash, hard drives, SSDs) that retains data without power. Computer systems use a memory hierarchy with registers, caches, main memory (RAM), and long-term storage.

Memory management is a field in computer science dealing with allocating memory to processes, handling fragmentation, paging, and virtual memory. The plural bellekler is used when discussing multiple memory components or types, or in general references to memory systems.