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Write-Through and Write-Back are two caching strategies used to manage how data is written to storage, with Write-Through ensuring data consistency by writing simultaneously to cache and main memory, while Write-Back improves performance by writing data only to cache and updating main memory later. The choice between them involves a trade-off between data reliability and system performance, making it crucial to consider the specific needs of the application environment.
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