The two-state process is an operating system that controls the execution that

requires the process of determining an interleaving pattern for locating resources to

the process. The First process is not running state for example for this an
application that has not been launched or was running but not been using. The
second process is the running state, a running state is when an application is being
used or being executed, when the process instructions are being executed by the
processor. After the short- term scheduler has assigned the process to the
processor. Modern computers have the capacity to run numerous programs or
processes at once.
An operating system is the program that controls all
other application programs in a computer after being
loaded into the system first by a boot program.
Through a specified application program interface,
the application programs seek services from the
operating system. An operating system is a piece of
software that manages files, memory, processes,
input, output, and peripheral devices like disk drives
and printers. It also handles input and output. All
other components of the OS rely on the core to supply
them with essential functions. It serves as the primary
interface between the operating system and the
underlying computer hardware and aids with
operations including networking, device control, file
systems, and process and memory management. Machine learning is a type of
artificial intelligence that allows software applications to become more accurate at
predicting outcomes without being explicitly programmed to do so. Machine
learning algorithms use historical data as input to predict new output values.
New states a process that can be created and cannot been admitted to any processes
in the OS. After the creation of the process, when the process is ready for its
execution then it goes in the ready state. In a ready state, the process is ready for its
execution by the CPU, but it is waiting for its turn to come. There can be more than
one process in the ready state