A. Page with corrupted data
B. Wrong page in memory
C. Page that is modified after being loaded in the cache memory
D. page that is less frequently accessed
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A. Page with corrupted data
B. Wrong page in memory
C. Page that is modified after being loaded in the cache memory
D. page that is less frequently accessed
The correct option is C. Page that is modified after being loaded in the cache memory.
The dirty bit is used to indicate a page that has been changed after being loaded into cache memory.
If we need to open a page in our memory that has been changed, we can utilize Dirty Bit.
Dirty bits often indicate pages that have been changed after being loaded into cache memory. If a page is loaded in our Cache memory and changed, it is done via Dirty bit.
Dirty Bit is a procedure that is initiated automatically once a page in cache memory is modified.