Multiprogramming: Select one or more: a. allows many programs to reside simultaneously in separate areas of primary memory. b. is a memory allocation method by which the program is divided into equal parts or pages and the core is divided into equal parts or blocks. c. consists of those addresses that can be generated by the processor when performing calculations. d. is a method of allocating CPU time.
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