The virtual address format is 3 bits for the page and 5 bits for the offset when using an 8-bit virtual address with 32-byte pages.
Which virtual address is it?
- A virtual address is a binary number in virtual memory that enables a process to use a location in main memory (primary storage) independently of other processes and to use more space than is available in primary storage by temporarily moving some contents to an external hard drive or internal flash drive.
- Virtual addresses provide the advantage of enabling management software, such as an Operating System (OS), to manage the view of memory that is displayed to the software.
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