difference between shell and kernel
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Kernel
Kernel is “the Linux” itself. It’s a bunch of code that deals with networking, managing memory, talking to hardware devices such as disks, graphics cards, mouse, and so on. It also knows how the contents of a disk is organized in files, and how to open files and read/write data into them.
Shell
shell, on the other hand, is a program that you use to interact with a computer by typing commands.Shell reads your commands and executes them one after another. For example, if you type “cp file1 file2”, shell understands that you want to copy a file.
Kernel
Kernel is “the Linux” itself. It’s a bunch of code that deals with networking, managing memory, talking to hardware devices such as disks, graphics cards, mouse, and so on. It also knows how the contents of a disk is organized in files, and how to open files and read/write data into them.
Shell
shell, on the other hand, is a program that you use to interact with a computer by typing commands.Shell reads your commands and executes them one after another. For example, if you type “cp file1 file2”, shell understands that you want to copy a file.
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Hey,
Your answer is
simply, the kernel is center,
of the operating system that manages everything in your device.
And, The shell is just a particular program,
a friendly interface that translates your commands into some low-level calls to the kernel.
Kernel is like a interface between software n hardware.
Hope it helps you!!!
Your answer is
simply, the kernel is center,
of the operating system that manages everything in your device.
And, The shell is just a particular program,
a friendly interface that translates your commands into some low-level calls to the kernel.
Kernel is like a interface between software n hardware.
Hope it helps you!!!
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