PIC vs. EEProm?

Ok. I am wanting to probably buy, not put together, a programmer. I'm into Amateur radio and I'm trying to build a digipeater, however it needs a new eeprom or program burned to an eeprom, if that is even the correct terminology.

My question is this, what is the difference between a PIC and an EEProm. Can a pic programmer burn an EEPROM or vice-versa. Please overlook my stupidity and offer me an educated answer.

My regards,

Daniel
KD5WUV

PIC is microcontroller.
EEPROM is memory.

PIC has EEPROM in it.

Yes, an eeprom is just memory wich can be reprogrammed with electronic signals.

A PIC is a little computer, capable of running a program

U can choose PIC with different EEPROM size for your need.

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Maybe U can obtain PIC books at this forum for better understanding