Multiple choice

The shifting of program from one location to another in the memory is called

  1. Relocation

  2. Data collection

  3. Data transmission

  4. DMA
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Explanation

Relocation is the process of moving a program from one memory location to another and adjusting all address references accordingly. This is essential for memory management, allowing programs to be loaded at different memory addresses. Data collection, data transmission, and DMA (Direct Memory Access) are unrelated concepts involving data handling rather than program memory positioning.

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