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Of these two types of programs:a. I/O -bound b. CPU -bound which is more likely to have voluntary context switches, and which is more likely to have nonvoluntary context switches? Explain your answer.

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The correct context switches for the two types of programs are as follows:

For I/O-bound we require voluntary context switches. For CPU-bound we require non-voluntary context switches.

According to the given question, we are asked to show the correct context switches for the two types of programs, I/O bound and a CPU bound program.

As a result of this, we can see that a voluntary context switch has to do with when a process in the processing unit does not have control because it lacks the proper resource.

On the other hand, a non voluntary context switch has to do with there is lack of control as a result of process allocation or time slice and this occurs in the CPU bound program,

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