What is a command interpreter?
Answer
The part of an Operating System that interprets commands and carries
them out.
A command interpreter is the part of a computer operating system that
understands and executes commands that are entered interactively by a human
being or from a program. In some operating systems, the command interpreter is
called the shell.
The BIOS is looking for the files needed to load in case of Windows is the
Command.com. The required files are Command.com, IO.sys, and Msdos.sys to get
Windows started. They reside in the Root of the C Drive.
More operating system links
Answer -
The kernel is the essential center of a computer operating system, the core
that........
Answer - The part of an Operating System that interprets
commands and carries them out.........
Answer -
In Unix and some other operating systems, a daemon is a computer program that
runs.........
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