What does the shell of an operating system do?

O changes the operating system so that it can be installed on smartphones

generates a printed list of the inputs and outputs of the OS

O creates files and sets up a systedimo files are managed efficiently

O provides a user interface that enables users to interact with the OS

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Lana Cherry

Computers & Technology

10 December, 06:26

What does the shell of an operating system do?

O changes the operating system so that it can be installed on smartphones

generates a printed list of the inputs and outputs of the OS

O creates files and sets up a systedimo files are managed efficiently

O provides a user interface that enables users to interact with the OS

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Josue Sexton · Answer 1

The shell of an operating system provides a user interface that enable to interact with the operating system.

O provides a user interface that enables users to interact with the OS

Explanation:

Shell is program which is available in nowadays in OS, where it is interface or interacted with operating system to change or edit some configuration of operating system. Shell basically coming from UNIX operating system, at shell prompt in Unix operating system, shell script are created, edit and executed

For c programming execution we use shell command in UNIX operating system. In windows 10 it is renamed as PowerShell nothing but dos prompt with extra addition features. Same features are available in Linux also.