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Computer memory

Principle of locality

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Which of these options best describes the principle of locality?

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There is no such thing as principle of locality

The tendency of a processor to access the same portion of the address space at a particular instance of time

The tendency of data to be stored in the different memory locations

The tendency of a processor to access different portions of the address space at a particular instance of time

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