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User view: 1) the user view of the computer system varies by the interface being used.

System view: 1)the operating system is a program that is most intimate with computer h/w.

User view: 2)The OS is designed for "ease of use" some attention paid to none paid resource utilization.

System view: 2)we can view an os is resource allocator. The os as act as the manager of the system.

User view: 3) Some user sit at a terminal connected to mainframe or minicomputer. User share resources & may exchange information. That is designed for resource utilization.

System view: 3)os was exist because they are reasonable way to solve the problems at creating a usable Computer system. The goal of pc is to execute user program and make solving problems easier.

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