Explain what you mean by memory alignment.
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Answer / Sandhya Tripathi
"Memory alignment" refers to arranging data in a way that each variable or object is located at a memory address which is a multiple of its own size. This helps in achieving better cache performance as it allows the processor to access the required data more efficiently without crossing over different cache lines.
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