Subject

    Computer Technology (Bank)

    Topic

    Operating System

    Swapping

    ক)
    Works best with many small partitions
    খ)
    Allows many programs to use memory simultaneously
    গ)
    Allows each program in turn to use the memory
    ঘ)
    Does not work with overlaying

    Explanation

    Swapping is a memory management technique where parts of processes are moved between main memory and disk to allow more processes to run than physically fit in RAM at once. This is achieved by loading and unloading programs sequentially as needed. Option A is incorrect because swapping is often needed when there are too many processes, not just many small partitions. Option B describes multiprogramming in general, but swapping is the specific mechanism enabling this by cycling programs. Option D is wrong because swapping is often used *with* overlaying techniques to manage large programs.

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