An operating system can be categorized according to
c)
Explanation:
OS or operating systems can be classified by the number of users they can accommodate, we can have a simple batch operating system or a very complex Network operating system that allows the functionality of different batch operating systems that are interconnected to a single administrator that serves as database and setup. After these characteristics we also have amount of tasks they can perform, basic operative systems can run only one or two tasks at the time while more complex operative systems can run up to 8 tasks. So, these are the categorization guidelines or operating systems.
An operating system can be categorized according to both the given options. Thus answer is option C
Explanation:
An operating system should support multiple logins. Because the login plays a major role and that is the need and mainly in the organization where one system will be shared by multiple users. Also, Operating system should perform multi-tasking. This efficiency is required so that the user completes the work very faster and he need not wait to go for the next task.
For example an operating system handles user’s task, background tasks, keep track of the status of the devices, allots output device to the requested user and so on.
a table of the chemical elements arranged in order of atomic number, usually in rows, so that elements with similar atomic structure (and hence similar chemical properties) appear in vertical columns.
ReFS(Resilient File System)format was introduced in 2012 and it was the replacement for NTFS(NT File System).It was introduced as a part of the Windows Server.ReFS supports maximum value of 1 yottabyte (1 one million Terabytes). It also supports auto-correct form disk errors and data corruption.You need a storage space to store the data hence we need storage space also.
