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What is an active application?
An Active Application is one which is currently running either by user or another application and using system memory, resources. the controversy is Suspended Application which means its is not using any Resourses but it still exist in memory(if user again launched same application it launch very fast compared to 1st launch Because application exist in memory) which can seen in Windows 8.
What is active application?
An Active Application is one which is currently running either by user or another application and using system memory, resources. the controversy is Suspended Application which means its is not using any Resourses but it still exist in memory(if user again launched same application it launch very fast compared to 1st launch Because application exist in memory) which can seen in Windows 8.
When you click save on the monitor and there is no floppy disk in a drive the document or application youre using is stored where?
rom memory
Memory card is in use by another application?
hey ppl.. its simple..jus check if any of the wallpapers or themes in your memory card is currently in use..if so,jus transfer it to your internal memory..thts it. alternative: this is not needed just check wether you are using any theme from memory with GIF image .. if yes then just change your theme that's it!
Which tool enables you to find out how much memory aparticular application is using?
To find out how much memory a particular application is using, you can use Task Manager on Windows or Activity Monitor on macOS. Both tools provide real-time information about running processes, including their memory usage. Additionally, command-line tools like top or htop on Linux can also display memory consumption for applications. These tools help you monitor and manage system resources effectively.
What is the difference between virtual memory and physical memory?
I think so this will help you Virtual memory does not physically exist while physical memory does. Where there is not enough physical memory available for the required application, the application and its data are staged through the physical memory with the excess mapped onto a section of hard disk drive. Using this technique the memory appears to be bigger that it actually is (although it is slowed down by the staging process). The bit on the disk is called the virtual memory.
What are the best practices for managing garbage collection (gc) in a Java application?
The best practices for managing garbage collection in a Java application include minimizing object creation, avoiding memory leaks by releasing unused objects, tuning GC settings based on application requirements, and using tools like profiling to optimize memory usage.
For the PSP Go can you put a memory stick into it or do you only get the 16GB internal memory?
It can take a Memory Stick Micro, but not Max Duo like regular PSPs. Currently therefore you will be able to have 32GB total storage space, using the largest Memory Stick Micro available.
What are Outings?
A page out is when a page from memory is written to disk. If you have a program/application that needs alot of computer memory, the CPU can break up the program and run in memory the only part it currently needs. Once that part is finished it can be paged out and the next part paged in. Using the disk drive allows the computer to run larger jobs than those that would only fit into memory. Using the disk drive to swap out pages will cause the program to run slower. It's a trade off. Today's computer has much more memory that what was available in the past and the need for paging and swaping isn't as important as it once was. It is still used today.
What is the abbreviation for the place in the computer where the programs and data the computer is currently using are temporarily stored?
That place is 'random access memory' - or RAM.
Where are things stored when they are copied but not yet pasted?
They are stored in the computer's memory. For ease of reference we often call this the Clipboard when we are using the process in a computer application.
How many copies of dll loaded into the application?
The number of copies of a DLL (Dynamic Link Library) loaded into an application can vary based on several factors, including how many different applications are using the DLL and whether the DLL is designed to be shared. Typically, a DLL is loaded once into memory for each application that uses it, but if multiple processes use the same DLL, they will share that single instance in memory. You can check the loaded DLLs for a specific application using tools like Process Explorer or Task Manager in Windows.
