Real world example of the opposite of parallel processing

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The question is asking for a real-world example of a situation where processing occurs sequentially rather than in parallel. This generally refers to scenarios where tasks are completed one after another instead of simultaneously, often leading to longer processing times.

Answer

Sequential processing.

Sequential processing is the opposite of parallel processing.

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Sequential processing is the opposite of parallel processing.

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In sequential processing, tasks are handled one at a time, which contrasts with parallel processing where multiple tasks are executed simultaneously.

Tips

Confusing concurrency with parallelism is common; concurrency involves task management, not simultaneous execution.

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