Runtime Memory

Hi this is a really quick question, sorry if its a bit errrmmm weird.

I am writing some notes on runtime memory for a exam, as a basic definition I have said: "Runtime memory is the memory that is used while a program is running. It does not and cannot store data for later use. Runtime "Memory" refers primarily to RAM (Random Access Memory). There are 2 types of runtime memory
- The Runtime Stack
- The Runtime Heap."

Is this right ??? And is there anything else I should add to this definition

Thanks
Before I posted I searched on google, and did'nt really find anything theory wise on Runtime Memory explictly.
there is also processor registers. the keyword "register" is used to create a register type variable. although, compiler decides what to do with it, no guarantee.
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