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Memory Management

Memory Management Interview questions

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Memory Management - Oct 29, 2008, 17:35 pm by Amit Satpute

Explain the types of memory.

The basic types of memories that a computer has are:

  • RAM Random access memory
  • ROM Read Only memory
  • Cache Memory
  • Other than these a computer also has secondary storage devices like a hard disk which also contribute towards it memory.

Define compactions.

Compaction is the process of reducing the amount of data needed for the storage or transmission of a given piece of information.

What is virtual memory?

The virtual memory is a mechanism of extending the computer's memory through the use of the computer’s secondary storage. Due to this the running applications get an impression of having a large contiguous main memory available for the use.

What is dirty bit?

A dirty bit is a flag that indicates whether an attribute needs to be updated. Such situations usually occur when a bit in a memory cache or virtual memory page that has been changed by a processor but has not been updated in the storage.

What is page fault and when does it occur?

A page is a fixed length memory block used as a transferring unit between physical memory and an external storage. A page fault occurs when a program accesses a page that has been mapped in address space, but has not been loaded in the physical memory.


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