Computer Science, asked by vanshika2468, 1 year ago

what is the main difference between the functions of operating system and cpu


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Answered by dilkash3
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the cpu is hardware and operating system is software

Answered by ROHITRAJPUT22
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The **CPU (central processing unit)** is a programmable device capable of general purpose computation. It is composed of many integrated circuits on a single silicon package called a microprocessor. You can think of it as the core piece of hardware in a computer. Some analogize it to the computer's brain. That's imperfect but close: The CPU can't think on its own (software is needed for that) and it doesn't have long-term memory (storage media provides that), but it is the engine of logic, as with a brain.

The **OS (operating system)** is the software that is responsible for booting and managing your computer, both its hardware and other software. If the processor is the brain, the OS is the conscience.

The CPU is capable of arithmetic operations such as add and divide and flow control operations such as conditionals and loops. With only these fundamentals, the OS (and the rest of your software) provide the powerful capabilities and amazing possibilities of today's computing devices.

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