Chương 2 - hoàn thành câu

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  1. Part of the work of mainframe operating systems is to

manage multiple resources and handle massive amounts of input and output transactions.

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  1. One of the key functions of the operating system is to

provide a user-friendly interface and allocate system resources efficiently to running programs.

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  1. The role of the operating system is to

control the hardware components and allow software applications to interact with them seamlessly.

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  1. An additional role is to

ensure system security and protect users' private files from unauthorized access or modification.

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  1. An operating system is a set of programs that

manages computer hardware resources and provides common services for various application software.

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  1. An operating system lies

between the application software and the computer hardware, acting as an intermediary layer.

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  1. Besides controlling the entire operating system,

the kernel also manages memory access and schedules CPU tasks for all applications.

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  1. An important function of the operating system

is to coordinate how different programs use the central processing unit and memory.

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  1. The main reason for installing more memory

is to improve the overall system performance and run multiple heavy applications simultaneously.

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  1. The task in most cases of the operating system

is to manage system resources and hide the complexity of the hardware from users.

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  1. If you don't have the source code to a program

you cannot easily modify its functions, fix bugs, or recompile it for different architectures.

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  1. Looking after ‘cache coherency’ means

ensuring that shared data remains consistent across multiple local caches in a multiprocessor system.

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  1. The ‘write-back’ cache allows

the processor to write data directly to the cache instead of the main memory.

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  1. ‘Dirty cache’ tells the cache controller to

write modified blocks of data back to main memory before they are replaced.

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  1. Disk caching works in essentially the same way whether

the cache is integrated on the hard drive or managed by the system memory.

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  1. If the requested information isn't in the cache

the system must retrieve the necessary data from the much slower main memory storage.

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  1. ALT+TAB allows you to

switch quickly between open applications and active windows currently running on your computer system.

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  1. ALT + PRINT SCREEN lets you

capture an image of the currently active window and copy it to the clipboard.

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  1. If you press Ctrl + Alt + Del in Windows 98,

it opens the Close Program dialog box, allowing you to shut down frozen tasks.

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  1. If you press Print Screen,

the computer captures the entire screen and copies the image directly to your system clipboard.

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  1. If you added more memory,

your computer would run faster and could handle more complex software applications at once.

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  1. If you hold down the mouse button over an icon,

you can drag the item to a new location or select multiple file objects.

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  1. If you used an LCD display,

you would save energy and reduce eye strain compared to using a bulky CRT monitor.