IBM 5160 - Cassette BASIC
This is the BASIC that is built into the IBM 5160 motherboard.
The 5160 motherboard will boot to cassette BASIC if it cannot find a disk that it can boot from.
On the 5160 motherboard, it resides together with the BIOS in chips U18 and U19.
Yes, this is pretty much the same 'cassette BASIC' found in the 5160's predecessor, the IBM 5150. And it has the same limitation of not being able to write/read BASIC files to/from floppy disks (or hard disk drives). If you require disk support, then use the BASIC or BASICA included in IBM PC DOS.
Version
When cassette BASIC starts, one of the things displayed is the version number.
In a 5160, it will be version C1.10
The 'C' portion is an indicator that the BASIC is the 'cassette' version.
RAM usage
Although cassette BASIC runs from ROM, it uses RAM (to hold your program, for variables, etc.)
If cassette BASIC is run, it uses 64 KB of whatever RAM is fitted in your 5160.
Alias
In the Guide to Operations manuals for the 5160, IBM no longer use 'cassette BASIC'. IBM BASIC is used instead.
In the 5160 Technical Reference manuals, 'cassette BASIC' and 'resident BASIC' are used.