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An external interrupt is a computer system interrupt that happens as a result of outside interference, whether that's from the user, from peripherals, from other hardware devices or through a network.

for example:-I/O device,external source,a timing device etc

These are different than internal interrupts that happen automatically as the machine reads through program instructions

For example divide by 0 etc

Option A illegal or erroneous use of an instruction is internal interrupt not external interrupt.

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