All of the following are processing modes except:

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• ABatch processing
• BTime-sharing
• CProcess
• DOnline

• A
  9% (2)
• B
  4% (1)
• C
  87% (20)

Explanation

Processing modes are the ways of organizing data and operations in a computer system. Batch processing, time-sharing, and online are all examples of processing modes, but process is not. A process is a program or a set of instructions that is executed by the CPU. A process can run in different processing modes, depending on the system design and the user requirements. For example, a process can run in batch mode, which means that it is executed without user interaction and with a set of input data. Alternatively, a process can run in time-sharing mode, which means that it is executed in a shared environment with multiple users and with interactive input and output. Finally, a process can run in online mode, which means that it is executed with continuous connection to a network and with real-time input and output.

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