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    The page table is a data structure that maps logical addresses used by processes to physical addresses used by hardware and memory. It contains three types: hierarchical paging, hashed page tables, and inverted page tables. Hierarchical paging, also known as multilevel paging, divides the page table into multiple levels to map a large memory space and is commonly used.

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    The page table is a data structure that maps logical addresses used by processes to physical addresses used by hardware and memory. It contains three types: hierarchical paging, hashed page tables, and inverted page tables. Hierarchical paging, also known as multilevel paging, divides the page table into multiple levels to map a large memory space and is commonly used.

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    Hierachial Paging

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    The page table is a data structure that maps logical addresses used by processes to physical addresses used by hardware and memory. It contains three types: hierarchical paging, hashed page tables, and inverted page tables. Hierarchical paging, also known as multilevel paging, divides the page table into multiple levels to map a large memory space and is commonly used.

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    STRUCTURE OF THE

    PAGE TABLE

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    WHAT IS A PAGE TABLE?
     Page Table is a data structure used by the virtual memory system to store
    the mapping between logical addresses and physical addresses.

     Logical addresses are generated by the CPU for the pages of the
    processes therefore they are generally used by the processes.

     Physical addresses are the actual frame address of the memory. They are
    generally used by the hardware or more specifically by RAM
    subsystems.
    It is divided into three types

    1.Hierarchical paging

    2.Hashed page tables

    3.Inverted page table


    HIERARCHICAL PAGING

    It is also known as multilevel paging


    This type is used to store a large number of memory space

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