Can we execute any simple program without installing any
Operating system?
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Answer / azhar yousf mir
yes we can, bcz in the early systems that were without
operating systems, we were in a position to execute the
user porgrams (before 1956 when first os was developed)
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Answer / ankit tripathi
Yes, We can. Afterall OS itself on whole is a program. We
used to program in Assembly level Language and those codes
directly command the microprocessor.
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Answer / dharmesh pitroda
Yes you are right. Using machine language we can run program
without OS.
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Answer / balaji yalamarthi
yes, if we provide memory management,cpu management and i/o
management in machine language(or implemented @ hardware
level), we can execute any program without os
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Answer / lakshmi sreekanth
ya,through processor only we can.
If we know the clear definition of the Os then its become
simple.
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