<ul><li>Processes in computing can be understood through a restaurant analogy.</li><li>A process is like a chef working on a dish, with each chef having their own workstation, ingredients, and tools.</li><li>Virtual addresses provide memory isolation, ensuring that processes have their own 'sandbox' to prevent data corruption or security breaches.</li><li>The kitchen manager (operating system) allocates resources and manages the execution of processes, including context switching between them.</li></ul>

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