In terms of system thinking, what is process?

Multiple Choice

a. Controls to ensure correct processes.

b. The computer program that processes the data.

c. Data entered in a computer.

d. The resulting information from the computer program.

The correct answer is B. In terms of system thinking, process is the computer program that processes the data.

Explanation:

In computer science, the process is a program running on a computer. Each process usually has its own memory space and other resources that other processes cannot access. Most operating systems maintain this information in the process table. Various processes can communicate with each other in a number of ways.

Modern operating systems can handle multi-run, that is, several program processes at the same time. It also happens that a program consists of several simultaneous processes, which are either run on multiple computers in a distributed system, or on the same machine through multi-run.

Answer:b) The computer program that processes the data.

Explanation: In the computer system, process is the part of computer program which are responsible for performing of the processing of the data and other functions. The working of the process is associated with the program code and related activities/functions.

Other options that are mentioned in the question are incorrect because they don't describe the process correctly. Thus, the correct answer is option (b).