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Description: Guarded Memory is a memory management mechanism in operating systems that ensures each running process has its own address space, isolated from other processes. This means that one process cannot access or modify the memory of another, preventing errors and security vulnerabilities. This type of memory is implemented using page tables and segmentation, allowing […]