L-3.15 Page Replacement Algorithms | Page Fault | Memory Organisation | COA | CSA | Shanu Kuttan

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mam aap sab ko piche chhod skti ho pdane me ..keep it up mam...great explaination😇

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Rather by writing those topics , you can open Morris Mano and read it .. because all of your notes is taken from MANO ... Thanks for your understating .. but your explanation is good enough..

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Page is made up of instructions and data ?

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In computer architecture, a page is a fixed-length block of memory used in virtual memory systems. A page can contain either instructions (code) or data. Here's a simple breakdown: Instruction Pages: These contain executable code, such as the instructions of a program that the CPU needs to run. Data Pages: These contain data that the program uses, such as variables, arrays, or other data structures.

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