CST 334 - Week 4

 This week, the main thing I learned was about paging, which is a different method from segmentation for virtualizing memory. In segmentation, partitions have different sizes, which can lead to wasted space. Paging solves this problem by using fixed-size blocks called pages, ensuring that memory is divided evenly. 

 Even though this is an advantage, paging can also make memory access slower and requires more memory for page tables. Additionally, it suffers from internal fragmentation. However, one benefit is that it does not require continuous memory allocation.

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