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HOW SHELL INTERACTS WHEN A COMMAND IS FIRED?
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radhika789
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HOW SHELL INTERACTS WHEN A COMMAND IS FIRED?
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The user can't directly access the h/w so there is something called kernel in OS which have direct access to h/w and the shell is something which passes the command to kernel and kernel interects with H/w.
Shell acts as command interpreter i.e it converts the command which is in high level lang i.e ( like ls, date ) into bits and bytes and passes to the kernel which inturns give the results in bits or bytes(low level or m/c level) and passes to shell which in turns converts to high level and display to user
User-----------shell ------------------kernel---------------h/w
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