Computer Science, asked by CrizMack9588, 1 year ago

Why does an OS function provide two modes, user mode and supervisory mode? Briefly explain about those two modes?

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Answered by aryapandey1971
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The unrestricted mode is called supervisor mode or kernel mode, and the restricted one is called user mode. The operating system runs in kernel mode or supervisor mode, it is protected from user tampering by the hardware whereas compiler and editors run in user mode.

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