What is the difference between multiprogramming and batchpro
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Multiprogramming is the act of writing programs that can be scheduled for running on more than one processor (either on a multiprocessor system, or in a clustered environment such as MOSIX).
Batch-Processing is when a certain set of programs are executed, in orderly form, with the results of one program typically being fed into the following program, without any interaction from the user -- as apposed to interactive programs which requires user input at certain stages in order for the program to continue.
Batch-processing can also involve the use of multiprogrammed applications, provided they can be run in a non-interactive mode.
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