Types of Operating Systems Batch OS: - A batch OS is one where instructions are grouped together and executed as a single unit. - Users submit a series...
Batch OS:
A batch OS is one where instructions are grouped together and executed as a single unit.
Users submit a series of commands to the operating system, which then executes them in the order they are written.
Examples include command-line tools like Windows batch files and Linux shell scripts.
Multiprogramming OS:
A multiprogramming OS allows multiple processes to run concurrently.
Each process has its own memory space and runs independently.
Examples include Windows and Linux operating systems.
Time-Sharing OS:
A time-sharing OS allows multiple users to share a single system.
Each user gets a dedicated time slot to use the system, with no other user having access during that time.
Examples include mainframe computers and cloud computing environments