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Which memory type retains its contents without power and can be erased electrically in blocks?
Answer: C
Block erasure is the distinguishing feature: byte-erasable non-volatile memory is EEPROM, and flash trades byte granularity for much higher density. It is why program memory is flash and small calibration stores are often EEPROM.
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