This lecture explores the reasons behind program crashes related to memory management, such as stack overflow and segment faults, and provides solutions through a detailed analysis of code examples and memory allocation techniques.
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Explores memory organization, virtualization, dynamic memory allocation, stack, heap, and memory virtualization techniques like base register and segmentation.
