When there is not enough memory to load additional programs in the main memory,the operating system removes some programs/data and replaces it with the newly requested programs/data through a process called ________.
A)data labeling
B)force programming
C)memory swapping
D)data paging

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Memory swapping is the process of removing programs and data from the main memory and replacing them with newly requested programs and data. This allows for better utilization of the available memory and ensures that the system can continue running without running out of memory. Data paging and data labeling are related concepts but are not specifically related to this process. Force programming is not a known term in computer science.

When There Is Not Enough Memory to Load Additional Programs