A memory management technique that uses hard drive space as additional RAM

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Virtual Memory

Virtual Machine

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Virtual memory provides the illusion of having more physical RAM (Random Access Memory) than is physically available in the computer.
Virtual memory works by using a designated area on the hard drive called the “page file” or “swap space” to store data that is not currently in use.
Virtual memory helps prevent applications from running out of usable memory, reducing the likelihood of system crashes or slowdowns caused by insufficient RAM.

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