Tell me how does the interrupts handle by using the threads?
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Answer / Ramsiga Singh
In some systems, interrupts can be handled by using threads. This approach is known as Interrupt Handling with Threads or Cooperative Multitasking. Each thread handles a specific type of interrupt and executes its corresponding ISR when an interrupt occurs. Once the ISR finishes execution, it relinquishes control to the scheduler, which determines which thread should run next. This method allows for efficient handling of multiple interrupts and is useful in systems with complex hardware configurations.
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