1.

Context switching is not required for a system without multiprogrammed OS

Answer»

Context SWITCHING is required for a system with multi-programmed OS.

Explanation:

A "context switch" is the method of storing the condition of a PROCESS or a thread, for the purpose of restoring back and execution continued from the same point down the line.

A context switch is a process that a computer system CPU adopts to shift from one TASK to ANOTHER while ensuring that the tasks do not conflict. This allows various PROCESSES to make use of a single CPU and is a fundamental aspect of a multitasking operating system.



Discussion

No Comment Found