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This document discusses the key functions and concepts of operating systems, including process management, memory management, security, and command interpretation. It covers early uniprogramming systems and the evolution to modern multiprogramming and multitasking capabilities that allow multiple processes to run concurrently by switching between them rapidly. The document examines process states and mechanisms used for process management in early systems versus modern operating systems.
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