Question

Can we iteract with a computer in which operating system is not installed?
Justify your answer

Answer 1

Answer:

You can, but your computer would stop working because Windows is the operating system, the software that makes it tick and provides a platform for programs, like your web browser, to run on. Without an operating system your laptop is just a box of bits that do not know how to communicate with one another, or you.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Yes. But you have a lot of work to do.

Explanation:

Without an operating system using and enforcing a standard, systematic approach to running the computer, you're put in the position of writing code (or programs) that must tell the computer exactly what to do. So if you want to type up a document in a word processing program, you'd have to create from scratch code that tells your computer to respond to each character pressed on your keyboard. Then you'd have to write a code that told the computer how those responses must translate to a screen. You'd have to tell your computer how to draw the character you want! Think of every single option or possibility your word processing program has. You'd have to write code for every single one of those directly onto your hard drive.