Persistence

Tendency of a system to resist change or data storage that remains intact when power is off.

perseverance tenacity

Persistence is the tendency of a system to stay in its current state, resisting change. It can refer to data storage that remains intact even when power is off.

/pəˈsɪstəns/

Derived from Latin 'persistens' meaning 'lasting, enduring'.

Persistence is like a memory that sticks around even when you turn something off, or how some things just don't change easily.

What is persistence? It refers to a system's resistance to change or data storage that remains intact when power is off
Why is persistence important? It allows systems to remember information and continue functioning even after interruptions
How does persistence work? Data is stored in a non-volatile memory, like a hard drive or flash storage

endurance staying power continuation

transience volatility

stability endurance

data persistence mechanical hysteresis

computer science term philosophical concept