Swapping and its concepts

Question

Describe in detail the term swapping?

Answer 1

Swapping is stated as a process that can be swapped temporarily out of the memory to a backing store and then brought back to the memory for continued execution. For example: suppose a multiprogramming environment with a round-robin CPU-scheduling algorithm. If the quantum expires, the memory manager will begin to swap out the process which just finished and to swap the other process to the memory space which has been freed. If each process finishes its quantum, then it will be swapped with the other process.