Welcome to our website, ! We are going to explore the interesting world of cache memory and its role in accelerating memory input-output (I/O). We will break down concepts like memory types, locality, cache hierarchy, and cache replacement policy.
Join us as we uncover the benefits that cache brings to your computer system.

This project is presented by:
Name SID
Ng Wing Hei 56612889
Cheng Man Ho 56612619
Lo Wing Sze 55678893
Velez Hans Josef Tuble 56203178


Our project topic is "How Cache Accelerates the Input-Output (I/O) of the Memory"

You can watch the video for more information and demonstrations.


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    Adding a scrolling bar to a section using CSS overflow property.
    Creating dropdown menus using <div> elements with specific classes.
    Embedding YouTube videos using the YouTube IFrame API to autoplay videos.
    Using templating language syntax to insert dynamic content.
    Storing and retrieving data in session storage using sessionStorage.setItem() and sessionStorage.getItem().
    Accessing and modifying HTML elements using the getElementById() method.
    Modifying the text content of HTML elements using the textContent property.
    HTML5 doctype declaration: <!DOCTYPE html>.
    HTML document structure using <html>, <head>, and <body> elements.
    Metadata definition using <meta> elements for character encoding and viewport settings.
    Linking external resources using <link> elements for fonts and stylesheets.
    Customizing styles using <style> blocks and inline CSS.
    Creating headings using <h1> to <h6> elements.
    Inserting links using <a> elements with the href attribute.
    Including placeholders for dynamic content using  syntax.
    Defining classes for styling using class attributes.
    Wrapping content in <div> elements for organization and styling.
    Providing alternative text for accessibility using alt attributes.
    Including JavaScript functions using <script> elements.
    Including external JavaScript files using <script> elements with the src attribute.
    Adding semantic elements like <header>, <main>, and <footer> for better structure and accessibility.
    Including skip navigation links using anchor tags with id attributes.
    Including comments to document and annotate the code.
    Including images using <img> elements with the src, alt, height, and width attributes.
    Creating unordered and ordered lists using <ul> and <ol> elements.
    Creating list items using <li> elements.
    Nesting lists by placing <ul> or <ol> elements within each other.
    Including videos using <iframe> elements with the src attribute.
    Using semantic elements like <pre>, <code>, and <hr> for specific content.
    Capitalizing the first letter of a string using JavaScript string manipulation.


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