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Description: Disk swapping is a fundamental process in memory management of operating systems, involving moving data between RAM and disk storage. This mechanism is used to optimize memory usage, allowing operating systems to handle more processes than the physical memory can support. When RAM fills up, the operating system temporarily transfers data that is not […]