Question

difference between shell and kernal
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Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

Kernel :

the inner softer core part of a seed OR

central or essential part of a system

Shell :

the outside protective covering part of a seed OR

framework or exterior structure

• A shell is a command interpreter, i.e. the  program that either process the command you enter in your terminal  emulator (interactive mode) or process shell scripts (text files  containing commands) (batch mode).

In early Unix times, it used to be  the unique way for users to interact with their machines. Nowadays,  graphical environments are replacing the shell for most casual users.

• A kernel is a low level program interfacing with  the hardware (CPU, RAM, disks, network, ) on top of which  applications are running.

It is the lowest level program running on  computers although with virtualization you can have multiple kernels  running on top of virtual machines which themselves run on top of  another operating system.