Question

"Locality of reference" refers to: A) data always being in cache B) programs always referencing data in RAM C) clustering of memory references D) the requirement that forces us to use a large amount of expensive memory

Answer 1

C: clustering of memory references

Step-by-step explanation:

Locality of reference in computer science is also regarded as the principle of locality. This is considered the likelihood of a processor to keep accessing the same memory location sets continuously and usually for a short period of time. When a computer program continues to access instructions that has addresses in a cluster, this is called locality of references.