# Memory pane

The Memory pane displays the memory associated with the program variables and registers. Use the Memory pane to examine and change memory contents.

Right-click the Memory pane or the memory contents to select any of the available options. For more information about working with memory contents, see the following topic:

> Working with memory contents

The Memory pane contains the following elements:

- Address: Displays the beginning address for the memory currently being displayed. Use the list to select an address, or type the address that you want to examine and press Enter.
- Bytes: Use the list to select the number of bytes to display.
- Format: Use the list to select the format for the character representation area.
- Bytes per line: Use the list to select how many bytes to display on each line.
- Buttons: Use the buttons to move forward or backward through the memory contents, and to save or cancel changes that you make to the memory contents.

The Memory pane uses different areas to show the contents of memory:

- The address area shows a list of addresses.
- The hexadecimal representation area shows the contents of the address in hexademical format.
- The character representation area shows the contents of the address in a format that you choose by using the Format list.