What is fragmentation?
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Processes are stored and removed from memory, which makes free memory space, which is too little to even consider utilizing by different processes. Suppose, that process is not ready to dispense to memory blocks since its little size and memory hinder consistently staying unused is called fragmentation. This kind of issue occurs during a dynamic memory allotment framework when free blocks are small, so it can’t satisfy any request.