Embedded systems and the system in which rtos is running, Computer Engineering

Explain What is the difference among embedded systems and the system in which RTOS is running?

Ans) Embedded system can have RTOS and cannot have also. It depends on the requirement. If the system requires to serve only event sequentially, there is no need of RTOS. If the system demands the parallel implementation of events then we require RTOS.

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