Question

The process by which the kernel temporarily moves data from memory to a storage device is known as what?

Answer 1

Answer: Swapping

Explanation:

Swapping is referred to as the process by which the kernel temporarily moves data from memory to a storage device.

Swapping is simply a memory management scheme whereby the process can be swapped temporarily from the main memory to the secondary memory in order for the main memory to be available for other processes. Swapping is used for memory utilization.