Linux - Shell
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now if we remember into our section one
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into the very first slide we have talked
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about the kernel and shell which are the
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part of your operating system so already
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we have discussed about the kernel so I
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am repeating the kernel task what it
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does it generally takes the command and
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makes our hardware's to work and give
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the output the kernel is the basic or we
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can say it is the required task what we
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have into the operating system but again
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a drawback we have in the kernel or we
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can say loophole we have in the kernel
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that it only understands our binary
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language that is a machine language but
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as a user I cannot give every command
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into the primary language so if I want
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to interact with the kernel it will be
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very difficult for me to interact that's
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the reason the operating system has
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again coated the kernel with the shell
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sure shell is again a program which acts
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as an intermediary between the user and
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the kernel so what it Dix when I give
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the input what it will do it will accept
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my input it will translate it and again
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it will translate it into the machine
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language which is understood by the
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kernel the kernel will take that
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particular input or the command in the
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machine language it will process it it
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will make our hardware to work
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accordingly provide the output now again
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the output which is provided to the
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curve by the kernel is again into the
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binary language or we can say machine
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language so this again output is
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provided to this shell
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now this shell will again translate this
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particular complete code and will it
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will provide to the user into the user
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language so basically I can see it act
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as a translator or a intermediator
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between the user and the kernel so it
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makes us easy to interact with the
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operating system so into next video we
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are going to see how we are going to
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work on this sure and how many types of
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shall we do have into the Linux
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operating system
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