Are "single inline memory modules (simm)" different from "single-sided ram"? if so, how are they different?

Explanation:

SIMM is only the kind of memory RAM, in this case, we can make a difference between DIMM and SIMM.

DIMM is better than SIMM because we can communicate with the cache to 72 bits, with SIMM only to 32 bits.

We can see a physical difference because SIMM only has pins in one side, and DIMM has the pins on both sides.

b and c ( ip address and port number)