O LEVEL- IT TOOLS & BUSINESS SYSTEM

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                            M1-R4: IT TOOLS & BUSINESS SYSTEMS

     

        SOME IMPORTANT TOPICS WHICH FREQUENTLY ASKED EVERY            YEAR:--

                  

Difference between  follwings---

SPAM , VIRUS , MALWARE,  INTERPRETER,  COMPILER , IMPACT ,NON IMPACT PRINTER , RAM , ROM ,DDL , DML ,SYSTEM SOFWARE , APPLICATION SOFTWARE , PRIMARY KEY , FOREIGN KEY ,MICR , OCR , MULTROCESSING , MULTIPROGRAMMING , CACHE AND REGISTER MEMORY TEMPLATE AND WIZARD----



Sr. No.
Multiprocessing
Multiprogramming
1
Multiprocessing refers to processing of multiple processes at same time by multiple CPUs.
Multiprogramming keeps several programs in main memory at the same time and execute them concurrently utilizing single CPU.
2
It utilizes multiple CPUs.
It utilizes single CPU.
3
It permits parallel processing.
Context switching takes place.
4
Less time taken to process the jobs.
More Time taken to process the jobs.
5
It facilitates much efficient utilization of devices of the computer system.
Less efficient than multiprocessing.
6
Usually more expensive.
Such systems are less expensive.


               

  Difference Between Cache and Register
 is that Memory cache helps speed the processes of the computer because it stores frequently used instructions and data. While registers are also a part of a computer processor and holding one small piece of data in Processor. A register may hold a piece of data, like a storage address and computer instruction.
CACHE
Most of today’s computers improve processing times with cache (pronounced cash). Two types of cache are memory cache and disk cache. Memory cache helps speed the processes of the computer because it stores frequently used instructions and data. Most personal computers today have at least two types of memory cache: L1 cache and L2 cache.
REGISTER
Registers are also a part of a computer processor and holding one small piece of data in Processor. A register may hold a piece of data, like a storage address and computer instruction. Some instructions specify registers as part of the instruction. E.g it may be specified that an instruction of two registers can be placed together on a specified register. There must be a large register enough so that it can hold instructions. For example, in a 32-Bit instruction computer, a register must be 32 bits in length. But in many computers, there are smaller registers like half registers for shorter instructions. Registers may have arbitrary or numbers names which depends on the processor designs and language rules.

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