GDB CS 101 soultion 2022/23 @studytips3.0
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Answer GDB
No,
1. Random Access Memory, or RAM, keeps computer software applications running while they are working.
2. Because the CPU is unable to execute directly from the hard disk, even if the tens of millions of times slower performance was tolerable, it is simply not possible to do so. Additionally, loading the entire program before beginning execution would cause excessive delay in the beginning
3. A CPU or processor cannot directly access secondary memory. The operating system loads any process into primary memory, which is smaller and can be directly accessed by the CPU in order to execute it.
4. Since there is no software in the main memory of a computer's central processing unit (CPU), a process must load software into memory before it can be run
5. The Central Processing Unit (CPU) does not directly access secondary memory. Instead, data accessed from a secondary memory is first loaded into RAM before being sent to Processing
6. Code cannot be executed by the processor unless it is in memory space that can be addressed by the processor (i.e. a RAM or ROM) Since the processor cannot address a hard disk, programs cannot be run without first being loaded into RAM.