What is the role of base/bound registers?(a) They give starting address to a program(b) Program’s addresses are neatly confined to space between the base and the bound registers(c) They provide encrypted environment(d) This technique doesn’t protects a program’s address from modification by another userI got this question in homework.My doubt stems from Protection in chapter Protection of Operating System

What is the role of base/bound registers?(a) They give starting addres

1.	What is the role of base/bound registers?(a) They give starting address to a program(b) Program’s addresses are neatly confined to space between the base and the bound registers(c) They provide encrypted environment(d) This technique doesn’t protects a program’s address from modification by another userI got this question in homework.My doubt stems from Protection in chapter Protection of Operating System
Answer» RIGHT OPTION is (b) Program’s addresses are neatly confined to space between the base and the BOUND registers Easy EXPLANATION - None.

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