What is a memory map?

What is a memory map?

A memory map is a representation or layout of the memory addresses used by a computer system. It provides a visual or tabular representation of how the memory is organized and allocated for different purposes, such as program instructions, data storage, and system resources. The memory map typically includes information about the size, location, and usage of each memory segment or region within the system. It helps in understanding and managing the memory resources of a computer system efficiently.