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A _____ is an example of a systems program.A) command interpreterB) Web browserC) text formatterD) database system
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A _____ is an example of a systems program.A) command interpreter
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A microkernel is a kernel ____.A) containing many components that are optimized to reduce resident memory sizeB) that is compressed before loading in order to reduce its resident memory sizeC) that is compiled to produce the smallest size possible when stored to diskD) that is stripped of all nonessential components
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A microkernel is a kernel ____.D) that is stripped of all nonessential components
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_____ provide(s) an interface to the services provided by an operating system.A) Shared memoryB) System callsC) SimulatorsD) Communication
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_____ provide(s) an interface to the services provided by an operating system.B) System calls
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_____ allow operating system services to be loaded dynamically.A) Virtual machinesB) ModulesC) File systemsD) Graphical user interfaces
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_____ allow operating system services to be loaded dynamically.B) Modules
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The Windows CreateProcess() system call creates a new process. What is theequivalent system call in UNIX:A) NTCreateProcess()B) process()C) fork()D) getpid()
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The Windows CreateProcess() system call creates a new process. What is theequivalent system call in UNIX:C) fork()
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The Windows CreateFile() system call is used to create a file. What is the equivalentsystem call in UNIX:A) ioctl()B) open()C) fork()D) createfile()
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The Windows CreateFile() system call is used to create a file. What is the equivalentsystem call in UNIX:B) open()
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