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difference between generation and windows​

Answer 1

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it is a big difference bro...u will not understand.

Answer 2

Difference between generation and windows​

Generation of Computer

• The phrase "generation" refers to a shift in the technology that a computer is/was using. The term "generation" was initially used to describe different hardware advancements. These days, a computer system's generation involves both hardware and software.
• The first generation of computers were classified as vacuum tube computers, the second as transistor computers, the third as computers using integrated circuits, the fourth as employing microprocessors, and the fifth generation of computers.
• A vacuum-tube computer, also referred to as a first-generation computer, uses vacuum tubes for its logic circuitry. Vacuum-tube computers were still produced until the 1960s despite being replaced by second-generation transistorised computers. Most of these computers were one-of-a-kind creations.
• Computer generations are divided into five categories, including the ones below. Primary Generation. Third Generation. The third generation. 4th Generation.

Windows

• In a system that permits numerous viewing areas as part of a graphical user interface, a window is a discrete viewing area on a computer display screen ( GUI ). As a component of a windowing system, windows are handled by a windows manager. Typically, a user can change the size of a window.
• Microsoft created and distributes a number of proprietary graphical operating system families under the name Windows. A certain segment of the computing industry is served by each family, such as the Windows NT family for end users, Windows Server for servers, and Windows IoT for embedded systems. Windows 9x, Windows Mobile, and Windows Phone are among the defunct Windows family.
• In response to the rising demand for graphical user interfaces, the first version of Windows was published on November 20, 1985, as a graphical operating system shell for MS-DOS (GUIs).
• According to StatCounter, Windows had a 75% market share for desktop operating systems worldwide as of April 2022. Due to Android's rapid expansion, Windows is not the most popular OS when both desktop and mobile OSes are included. The most recent versions of Windows as of September 2022 are Windows 11 for personal computers and tablets, Windows 11 Enterprise for businesses, and Windows Server 2022 for servers.

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