Q7
What is virtual memory?
💬Answer
An abstraction layer that gives each process the illusion of having a large, contiguous block of memory. The hardware Memory Management Unit (MMU) translates these virtual addresses to actual non-contiguous physical addresses in RAM or swap partitions.
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