SWAP Commands

Swap commands in Linux are used to manage swap space, which is a portion of the hard disk used as virtual memory when the system’s physical memory (RAM) is full. Swap space allows the operating system to temporarily store less frequently used data and swap it in and out of RAM as needed. Here are some commonly used swap commands:

`mkswap /dev/hda3`

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The command “mkswap /dev/hda3” is used to create a swap area on the device “/dev/hda3” in Linux systems. Here’s what the command does: When you run this command, it formats
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