+"Address space" represents the entire range of unique addresses a [Processor](/wiki/Processor) or program can use to access [Memory](/wiki/Memory). It defines the virtual "universe" where data and instructions reside, serving as a crucial abstraction layer. This logical mapping enables processes to operate within their own isolated memory environments, often managed by [Virtual Memory](/wiki/Virtual_Memory) techniques.
+## See also
+- [Paging](/wiki/Paging)
+- [Segmentation](/wiki/Segmentation)
+- [Operating System](/wiki/Operating_System)
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