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Memory Representation in term of Address:

We can represent the memory in two ways:

1) Byte Addressable Memory.

2) Word Addressable Memory.

1)  Byte addressable memory: Byte addressable memory is a memory where we address each and every byte.

2) Word Addressable Memory: Here word size is not fixed, maybe 1 word =1 byte or 1 word = 2 byte or 1 word = 4 byte, etc. 

Let assume 1 word= 2 byte

Here we assign the address as per word (2 bytes).

We can also represent Word Addressable Memory (WAM) by Byte Addressable Memory (BAM). 

Let 1 Word = 2 Byte.