When the CPU detects an interrupt, it quickly stops whatever it is doing to deal with the problem. In technical terms, this is an interruption of service. Is there a reason why the current procedure has been put on hold? Think on getting the task done right now and dealing with the interruption afterwards.

How can we stop a CPU from wasting time by doing many things at once? The instructions should be processed in bulk. Could you tell me what factors most affect the feasibility of this plan? Explain one of the ways in which they work.

An operation is considered to have been successfully stopped when the central processing unit (CPU) accepts the interruption and proceeds on to the next job. If the process is already underway, then why is it impossible to halt it? Since the execution and cleaning can wait till we've resolved the problem, there's no reason not to take care of them right now.

When a CPU interrupt occurs, the processor comes to a halt and reacts to the signal. Why should the process be halted so that this duty may be completed? Let's start with the pausing procedure and then go on to the carrying out process. Explain?