Question

A processor cannot multitask without an interrupt?

Answer 1

Answer:

simultaneously without any interruption? On a single-processor multitasking system, multiple processes don't actually run at the same time since there's only one processor. Instead, the processor switches among the processes that are active at any given time.

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Answer 2

On a single-processor multitasking system, multiple processes don't actually run at the same time since there's only one processor. Instead, the processor switches among the processes that are active at any given time

In the case of a computer with a single CPU core, only one task runs at any point in time, meaning that the CPU is actively executing instructions for that task. Multitasking solves this problem by scheduling which task may run at any given time and when another waiting task gets a turn.

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