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Android is a multitasking operating system -- Explanation

Android is a true multitasking operating system . Android decides that it has sufficient resources it will maintain the app in a background state that can be brought quickly back to the foreground (for example, by clicking on the app's icon, or clicking the Back button---the curved back arrow---on the device). Many phones facilitate multitasking by making it easy to find the applications that have most recently been executing in the foreground.


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