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By default how does Linux allocate dynamic memory to a process ?
It allocates immediately only half of what is asked, and the other half later on
It allocates none of the memory asked for
It allocates memory when it is really used by the process
It allocates immediately all memory asked for
it allocates more than the amount of memory asked
It allocates the amount of memory depending on what other existing processes have been allocated
It allocates the amount of memory depending on what other existing processes have asked
It allocates the amount of memory depending on what other existing processes have used
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