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what the difference between these :
1- page table
2- page frame
3- page table entry
4- page
 
pendragon1 said:
ones the table, ones the frame, ones a table entry and the same as a page.
so you cheating on a test or something?! you can google all these questions youre posting....
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Lol I like this type of answers and I expected that someone will reply me like this, (ask google).! okey , If you know the answer just write it down here, if you dont know it just ignore the thread and move to another one, every body knows that we can ask google to get answers. geez:ROFLMAO:
 
All of your threads are curiously questions right out of basic CS level college courses. You'd probably do well to either pay attention in class if that's the case, or read any intro CS level books to get your answers. If you have an actual end goal with all these questions, a number of us can point you in a direction that'll be much more helpful, too.
 
Eulogy said:
All of your threads are curiously questions right out of basic CS level college courses. You'd probably do well to either pay attention in class if that's the case, or read any intro CS level books to get your answers. If you have an actual end goal with all these questions, a number of us can point you in a direction that'll be much more helpful, toim not
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im not a pro in CS, this why im here and this why im using too many resources in english and other languages to get info as much as I can, you can not act like a supervisor and give adviceses to other ppl using your Forum,! why did you just create this forum if you dont want to answer questions in any level!! yeeh you maybe have a good level in CS but I really hope you can use it outside of this "Perfect" advanced Forum, i mean in real life. Have a good weekEnd dear!(y)
 
Answering questions is fine :). That's certainly a large reason this forum exists. You're just asking a LOT of questions around a specific general topic, and I feel something a little more guided - like a class or book - would benefit you greatly.
 
ssssssss said:
Lol I like this type of answers and I expected that someone will reply me like this, (ask google).! okey , If you know the answer just write it down here, if you dont know it just ignore the thread and move to another one, every body knows that we can ask google to get answers. geez:ROFLMAO:
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no. see above and maybe give the attitude a rest.
 
ssssssss said:
im not a pro in CS, this why im here and this why im using too many resources in english and other languages to get info as much as I can, you can not act like a supervisor and give adviceses to other ppl using your Forum,! why did you just create this forum if you dont want to answer questions in any level!! yeeh you maybe have a good level in CS but I really hope you can use it outside of this "Perfect" advanced Forum, i mean in real life. Have a good weekEnd dear!(y)
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If you ask schoolbook questions, people will realize it. Do your homework like you're supposed to and don't cheat.
 
A page table is at the front of the book, it's got page table entries which tell you what page something is on. The page has all the words and stuff. And the page frame is the margins and the title at the top and the page numbers.

I'd suggest you skim the page table at the front of this book to find the page(s) to read in more detail; it's a pretty good book on the topic: https://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~remzi/OSTEP/
 
toast0 said:
A page table is at the front of the book, it's got page table entries which tell you what page something is on. The page has all the words and stuff. And the page frame is the margins and the title at the top and the page numbers.

I'd suggest you skim the page table at the front of this book to find the page(s) to read in more detail; it's a pretty good book on the topic: https://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~remzi/OSTEP/
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Funny, because most of those are actual terms, used more or less correctly in either context.
 
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