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8:15am Fri 11th Oct, Joshua N.

ANONYMOUS wrote:
> Hi, I am a bit confused with the role of the disk in the project. From my understanding we just have to initialise each of the 32 slots to their respective pointer structure, for example slot 0 and 1 would point to structure with process-id 0 and page num 0 and so on. Is that correct?
Yes (although technically you could use an array of size 16 since there are duplicates).

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