Question

The process keeping addresses in memory for future use is called
A) Routing
O B) Resolving
O c) Caching
OD)None of these​

Answer 1

Answer:

The process keeping addresses in memory for future use is called

A) Routing

B) Resolving

C) Caching is correct anser

D) None of the these

Answer 2

Caching (C) is the correct answer

• Cache memory is a chip-based computer component that makes retrieving data from computer memory more efficient.
• It acts as a temporary storage area where the computer's processor can easily retrieve the data.
• This temporary storage area, called a cache, is more easily available to the processor than the computer's main memory source (usually some form of DRAM).
• The cache memory is also sometimes referred to as CPU (Central Processing Unit) memory because it is usually built directly into the CPU chip or located on another chip with a different bus connection to the CPU. Therefore, because it is physically close to the processor, it is easier to access and more efficient.
• To get closer to the processor, the cache memory should be much smaller than the main memory. As a result, there is less storage space. It's also more expensive than main memory because it's a more complex chip that offers higher performance.
• Hence, Cache (c) is the correct answer.

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