What is the difference between batch processing and multiprogramming?

Answer 1

acc. to me,multiprogramming is based on system level and multitasking is based on user level.operating system can execute a program or application once at a time.it means the code related to other applications would be stored in operating systems but it will activate when that particular application is activated by user. acc. to me,multiprogramming is based on system level and multitasking is based on user level.operating system can execute a program or application once at a time.it means the code related to other applications would be stored in operating systems but it will activate when that particular application is activated by user. acc. to me,multiprogramming is based on system level and multitasking is based on user level.operating system can execute a program or application once at a time.it means the code related to other applications would be stored in operating systems but it will activate when that particular application is activated by user.

Answer 2

1. A batch operating system is an obsolete type of OS that ran several jobs one at a time. As each completed, it returned to the OS, which loaded and started the next job; when a job had to wait for an I/O device the entire computer was idle until the device finished its work.
2. A multitasking OS is a type of OS that can load and run several jobs simultaneously. It periodically switches from job to job so that all of them appear to be running; when a job has to wait for an I/O device the OS finds another job that is ready to run and switches to it so that the computer can always be doing something and never has to go idle.

Answer 3

multiprocessor is hardware based while multiprogramming in software based