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Description: The ‘Interrupt Request’ is a signal sent to the CPU (Central Processing Unit) indicating that an external or internal event requires immediate attention. This mechanism allows the CPU to interrupt its current workflow to address high-priority tasks, ensuring a quick response to critical events. Interrupt requests can be generated by hardware, such as input/output […]