What is Memory Management in Operating Systems?

In operating system, memory management is the capacity in charge of dealing with the system’s Primary Memory. The memory management monitors the status of every memory area, either dispensed or free. It decides how memory is assigned among contending forms, choosing which gets memory, when they get it, and the amount they are permitted. At the point when memory is allocated it figures out which memory areas will be allotted. It tracks when memory is liberated or unallocated and upgrades the status.