Lehekülgitabel
Lehekülgitabel, also known as a page table, is a fundamental data structure used in modern operating systems to implement virtual memory. It translates virtual addresses generated by a running program into physical addresses in the computer's RAM. Each process in the system has its own page table, which maps its virtual address space to physical memory.
The page table is typically organized as an array or a tree. Each entry in the page
When a program accesses a virtual address, the memory management unit (MMU) consults the process's page table