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Memory Management Fundamentals
Memory management refers to controlling and coordinating a computer’s memory. Using proper memory management techniques, we can ensure that memory blocks are appropriately allocated across different processes and applications running in the operating system (OS).
An OS facilitates the interaction between applications and a computer’s hardware, enabling software applications to interface with a computer’s hardware and overseeing the management of a system’s hardware and software resources.
OSs orchestrate how memory is allocated across several processes and how space is moved between the main memory and the device’s disk during executions. The memory comprises blocks that are tracked during usage and freed after ...
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