The ability to read or write each block of information on a storage device is called

The ability to read or write each block of information on a storage device is called
A: Random Access
B: Sequential Access
C: Direct Access
D: Batch Scan

Random access refers to the capability of directly retrieving or writing data from any block on a storage device without going through other data sequentially. This makes devices like RAM and hard disks much faster than sequential devices such as magnetic tapes. Random access provides efficiency and speed; especially in multitasking environments.