Description: A subsystem is a secondary system that is part of a larger system, often providing specific functionalities. In the context of computing, a subsystem can be considered a set of components that work together to perform specific tasks within the main system. These subsystems can include device drivers, memory management modules, and other elements that enable interaction between hardware and software. The modularity of subsystems allows the system to be more flexible and scalable, facilitating updates and maintenance. Additionally, subsystems can operate independently, meaning that a failure in one of them does not necessarily affect the overall functioning of the system. This feature is crucial for the stability and efficiency of the system as a whole.
