Please help with the following in regards to operating systems/networking.Distinguish between Timesharing and Multiprogramming. Give two ways they are alike and two ways they are different.The processor checks for an interrupt at the beginning of each fetch cycle (or at the end of each execute cycle). If there is an unmasked interrupt, the processor has to handle the interrupt(s) first, before fetching the next instruction. Modify the first part of figure 1.1 so that it reflects this notion. ( Naghibzadeh, Page8 #1)

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Distinguish between Timesharing and Multiprogramming. Give two ways they are alike and two ways they are different.
The processor checks for an interrupt at the beginning of each fetch cycle (or at the end of each execute cycle). If there is an unmasked interrupt, the processor has to handle the interrupt(s) first, before fetching the next instruction. Modify the first part of figure 1.1 so that it reflects this notion. ( Naghibzadeh, Page8 #1)

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