Multiprogramming operating systems are fairly sophisticated compared to single-program or _________ systems.
A) uniprogramming
B) time-sharing
C) multitasking
D) memory management

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The question is asking for the option that is not sophisticated compared to multiprogramming operating systems. Single-programming and uniprogramming are the same thing, which means only one program can run at a time, making it less sophisticated than multiprogramming. Time-sharing and multitasking are more sophisticated than single-programming, but they are similar to multiprogramming, which is why A is the best answer. Memory management is a feature that can be present in both single-programming and multiprogramming operating systems, so it's not the best answer for this question.

Multiprogramming Operating Systems Are Fairly Sophisticated Compared to Single-Program or _________