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dynamic memory allocation is the allocation of memory
storage for use in a computer program during the runtime of
that program. It can be seen also as a way of distributing
ownership of limited memory resources among many pieces of
data and code.

Dynamically allocated memory exists until it is released
either explicitly by the programmer or by the garbage
collector. This is in contrast to automatic and static
memory allocation, which have a fixed duration. It is said
that an object so allocated has a dynamic lifetime.

Define dynamic memory allocation algorithm?

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What is LOM and how do you access it?

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What items of information about a task might be useful in real time scheduling?

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Tell me why register are stored the only binary data?

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Let us suppose one application needs 2GB RAM to run and dependent plugins will be load while running application. Here My doubt is how many processes will create for this application. I know the concept of virtual memory, which will provide RAM on demand. My straight forward question is what is the size of the process and is it single process will create by operating system to complete the task of my application.??? Thanks in Advance.

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If you do not have cd drive then how will u format c drive?

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Explain the reasons for implementing process migration?

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if you are using external package for configuring send mail what is the name of the package?

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Explain about dynamic memory allocation algorithm?

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Explain the process control block of UNIX ?

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If you do not have cd drive then how will you format c drive?

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Explain the ways to infect the system by virus?

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absolute path gives the location a file or directory in reference to a rile directory while relative path is a path given file starting from another file. explain?

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Explain about operating system of mac?

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Explain the difference between fat & ntfs?

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