Multiprogramming - If a program has to wait for an I/O operation, other programs utilize the CPU in the meantime. These operating systems form an important and popular class of operating systems. Some examples are Linux distributions, Windows, IOS, etc. This article is an attempt to explore multiprogramming operating systems.
Multitasking - It’s a logical extension of the multiprogramming system that allows numerous applications to run simultaneously. Multitasking in an OS enables a user to execute multiple computer tasks at the same time. Processes that hold common processing resources, such as a CPU, are known as many tasks. The operating system remembers where you are in these jobs and lets you switch between them without data being lost.