What is a memory cache-write-hit-write-through?

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What is a memory cache-write-hit-write-through?

A memory cache-write-hit-write-through is a caching technique in which, when a write operation is performed on a memory location that is already present in the cache (cache hit), the data is written both to the cache and the main memory simultaneously. This ensures that the data in both the cache and main memory remains consistent.