What are the 3 main guiding principles of operating system
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Everybody knows about the incompatibility issues surrounding operating systems, which cause people to have to use different software versions on different operating systems. Operating systems actually reduce incompatibility problems, though; we don't notice this because they eliminate incompatibility problems so effectively. For example, there are many types of storage (hard disks, USB flash drives, CD-ROMs); and even if you just look at hard disks, there are many standards for hard disks. Without an operating system, each program would have to include code to support each possible device. One program would be compatible with one set of disks, while another would work with a different set of possible disks. With operating systems, the OS gets the responsibility for supporting this variety of disk types, and any program can use any disk supported by the operating system. If somebody releases a new type of disk, only the operating system needs to be updated so that all programs can use the new disk.
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The 3 main guidance of Operating System are:-
Explanation:
1) Input
2) Processing
3) Output