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Principles of Information Systems (MindTap Course List)

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A typical operating system is made up of a variety of parts, each of which has a distinct function.

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The core of an operating system, which is the user interface, is a PC program called a kernel. The Kernel has control over every aspect of the system in the same way that the Operating System has control over this structure.
It is an operating system's primary component. The Kernel is the primary program that is loaded after the bootloader whenever a structure starts up since it is responsible for managing the remaining components of the Operating System's structure.

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