Memory Management

What is memory management?

• Memory management is the process of storing data on a hard drive.

• Memory management refers to the speed of a computer's processor.

• Memory management is the process of managing computer memory resources.

• Memory management is the technique of increasing internet bandwidth.

Why is memory management important in computing?

• Memory management is important because it optimizes resource use, prevents memory leaks, and ensures system stability.

• Memory management has no impact on system performance.

• Memory management is primarily about increasing storage capacity.

• Memory management is only necessary for large applications.

What are the two main types of memory in a computer?

• Cache memory and virtual memory

• RAM and ROM

• Flash memory and hard disk

• Primary memory and secondary memory

What is the purpose of RAM in memory management?

• To store permanent data for long-term access.

• To manage the power supply of the computer.

• The purpose of RAM in memory management is to provide fast, temporary storage for data and instructions that are actively used by the CPU.

• To provide a backup for hard drive storage.

How does the operating system manage memory allocation?

• Memory allocation is solely based on user input without any tracking.

• The operating system does not manage memory allocation at all.

• The operating system uses a single fixed memory block for all processes.

• The operating system allocates memory by managing virtual and physical addresses, using allocation algorithms, and tracking memory usage.