what is mean by kernal?
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Answer / honeypriya
In computing language kernel refers to ," it is the
connection between application program and hardware"a kernel
can provide the lowest-level abstraction layer for the
resources (especially memory, processors and I/O devices)
that application software must control to perform its function.
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Answer / kakani santosh
Kernal is a collection of small Programs(c prog's) which
will Directly interact with Hardware of the system
it is used in process management
it is used in memory management
it acts as command intrepreter
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manoj urs was a gud doubt ie the difference b/w kernal nd os
my ans to this is
An operating system, also known as an OS, is the software
that makes a computer usable. The kernel is merely the
"core" or lowest level of an operating system. The kernel
provides numerous callable routines that allow other
software to access files, display text and graphics, get
input from a keyboard or mouse, and other such capabilities.
The operating systems that we come across today, generally
have many features which are not the necessary features to
make a system work. But these features are required to make
the interaction with the system easier. Such features
include graphical interface, file management, process
management, shell, etc. These features rely on the core part
of the OS (called as kernel) to run and provide interface to
the user or other application programs. It is to be realized
that these features are inevitable, and only a kernel alone
is of no use to the user.
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connects and interprets user commands, calls programs from
memory, and executes them.
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Answer / p.ashwini
hardware provieds servies to the karnel(os) that is only
karnel can interact with hardware. karnel provides servies
to the application programs
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the above answers are write.The same thing also done by OS
know.then what is diffrence between kernel and OS?
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Now i got exact information.
Thanks you verymuch sir.
Could you please tell me what is mean by shell?
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