Transactional processing requires lesser overhead due to CPU cycles and memory.

Solution (By Examveda Team)

This question is about transactional processing in MySQL.
Think of a transaction like a series of actions that need to happen together. For example, when you buy something online, there are several steps:
1. You add items to your cart. 2. You enter your payment information. 3. You confirm the order.
These steps need to happen in a specific order and without interruption. Transactional processing ensures this.
Now, the question asks if transactional processing requires less overhead (extra work) from the computer's CPU and memory.
The answer is False. Transactional processing actually requires more overhead because it needs to:
* Track changes: It has to keep track of all the changes made in the database.
* Ensure consistency: It makes sure that if any part of the transaction fails, everything is rolled back to its original state.
* Manage locks: It needs to lock parts of the database to prevent other processes from interfering.
All of these operations require extra processing power and memory, which means more overhead.
Therefore, the correct answer is Option B: False.