Memory Dump Definition/Meaning:  

A representation, which can be read by a person, of the contents at some time of some part of the main memory of a computer system. A variety of representation formats might be employed, but typically these would all be relatively low-level - e.g. purely numeric or assembler-code format. A memory dump is normally taken for postmortem purposes.

Near by Terms: Means/Ends Analysis Mechanical Verifier Medium Memory Memory Compaction (Bock compaction) Memory Cycle Memory Data Register (MDH) Memory Dump Memory Element Memory Fill Memory Guard Memory Hierarchy       Memory Management Memory Map         Memory Mapping          Memory Protection Memory Reference Instruction Memory-to-Memory Instruction Menu Mergeable Heap Merge Exchange Sort Message Message Authenticates Message Queueing Message Switching Meta-Assembler Metacompiler Metalanguage