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Paging is an important aspect of performance in any program and can be the overriding consideration in a large system. When developing large applications, the programmer should be as aware of paging overhead as he is of runtime overhead. The programmer should seek to avoid large working sets that cause page faults, just as he avoids order n2 and exponential algorithms.