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Description: An interrupt vector is a table that associates interrupt signals with their corresponding interrupt handlers. In the context of operating systems and computer architecture, this table is fundamental for managing communication between hardware and software. When a hardware device requires attention from the processor, it generates an interrupt signal. The interrupt vector allows the […]