Which is the correct definition of a valid process transition in an operating…
2005
Which is the correct definition of a valid process transition in an operating system
- A.
Wake up : Ready → Running
- B.
Dispatch : Ready → Running
- C.
Block : Ready → Running
- D.
Timer run out : Ready → Blocked
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Correct answer: B
In operating systems, a valid process transition occurs when the state changes according to specific events. The transition from Ready to Running is triggered by a Dispatch event, making Option 1 the correct definition. Other transitions include Blocked to Ready via Wake Up or Running to Blocked via a Block call.
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