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Preemptive (both Windows and Linux).
yes
Yes.
multiprocessing
multiprocessing
multiprocessing
When you are using a computer with multiple processors. This is common in servers and workstations, and increasingly common in home desktop computers as well.
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Cellular multiprocessing is required because it enables computer to save much data and information.
Multiprocessing is accomplished when a processor contains moer than one ALU.
Symmetic multiprocessing is about having multiple CPUs. It is an architecture or design rather than a device.
Dask and multiprocessing are both tools for parallel computing, but they have differences in performance and scalability. Dask is better suited for tasks that involve large datasets and complex computations, as it can handle distributed computing across multiple machines. On the other hand, multiprocessing is more efficient for tasks that require simple parallel processing on a single machine. In terms of scalability, Dask can scale to larger datasets and more complex computations, while multiprocessing may struggle with scaling beyond a certain point due to limitations in memory and processing power.