interrupt handling
Interrupt handling is the process of temporarily stopping the current program execution to handle a specific event or request that requires immediate attention, such as hardware interrupts from devices or software interrupts from the operating system. It involves saving the current state of the program, executing the interrupt service routine, and then restoring the program state to continue execution seamlessly.
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