The two advantages of modern operating systems is that it has the capacity in helping programs to be loaded faster compared to other older versions and it also has the ability of having to run programs that are large enough in which is in the main memory even if it is smaller compared to the size of its program.
Modern operating systems have two advantages: they can assist applications load quicker than previous versions, and they can execute programs that really are large enough in main memory, even if it is smaller than the size of the program.
The processor address space decoupling operation refers to the device's physical memory being detached in order to offer automated address translation.
The software will start up faster. When the machine's main memory is less than the program, the actual physical address manages itself, which aids in the execution of huge programs.
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