User virtual address space

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User virtual address space is a specific form of address space or memory allocation. Every process that runs on a computer system has some data and some code associated to it which is loaded into memory at runtime. The part of the virtual address space of the process that corresponds to the process data and code in the memory is called the user virtual address space for that process.

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