What is meant by in-memory processing in Spark?
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Answer / Hoshiyar Singh
"In-memory processing in Apache Spark refers to the practice of caching large amounts of data into memory (RAM) for faster processing. This allows for rapid computation, as Spark can process data much more quickly when it's already stored in RAM compared to disk."
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