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"I'll do anything! But I can't do what I can't do!" - the courage to say so.In this world, with side jobs, investments, typing, and so on, things seem to be becoming more advanced and complex through high-performance thinking, don't they? However, humans can only do "single-tasking"! Unless we separate the right brain from the left brain, we cannot handle multitasking! Even though it may seem like we are multitasking, in reality, we are just swiftly switching between tasks! I fully support the spirit of taking on challenges! But let's have the courage to say, "I'll do anything! But I can't do what I can't do!" From a Mental Training Specialist – https://coconala.com/services/1209956

Status transition of tasksA computer processes many programs in parallel.There are three statuses to make it possible.・Executable・Execute・WaitTasks are stored in memory.（Tasks are instructions that a computer processes.）Task "A" is assigned to CPU and its status changes to "Execute".A computer will process task "A" by doing this.The next task is "B" for example.Task "B" is assigned to CPU and its status changes to "Execute".SVC interruption will occur to process task "B" and its status will change to "Wait". Task "B" is printed by a printer while it keeps status "Wait".（SVC = Supervisor Call）The status will change to "Executable" after printing is finished. Let's go to the following case!If