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Demand Paging is a method used in computer operating systems when a page is only loaded into the primary memory when a process references it. This is a strategy to optimize the usage of computer memory by limiting the number of pages in memory to only those that will be needed, based on demand. Pages are not loaded into memory. The system only maintains a page table for the process, marking all pages as not present in memory. When a process needs to access a page that is not in memory the operating system interrupts the process. The operating system then finds a free frame in memory, loads the required page into this frame, and updates the page table to reflect this. The process then continues accessing the page in memory. This method is beneficial as it allows a larger logical address space than physical memory. It also allows more efficient use of memory by only loading pages that are currently needed, reducing the amount of wasted memory.