The operating system's __________ refers to its inherent flexibility in permitting functional modifications to the system without interfering with service.
A) efficiency
B) ability to evolve
C) controlled access
D) convenience

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The ability of an operating system to evolve and accommodate modifications without disrupting service is referred to as its flexibility. This means that it can handle changes to meet the demands of evolving technology while maintaining the performance and reliability of the system.

The Operating System's __________ Refers to Its Inherent Flexibility in Permitting