distinguish between interrupts and exceptions?
Answer Posted / mohit chandila
An Interrupt is an interface to external stimulii. The
System interacts with the user or external devices via
interrupts.
An Exception on the other hand is a condition that is
strange enough for the system to handle appropriatly. It is
produced within the system. It can be a result of poor code
or a limitation of the system itself such as the "Divide by
Zero Error"
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