This document discusses different methods for prioritizing interrupts in a computer system. It describes software polling, where interrupts are checked sequentially in software to determine priority. It then covers two hardware methods: daisy-chaining priority, where devices are connected serially by priority level; and parallel priority, where an interrupt register tracks devices and a mask register controls which interrupts can trigger a response. Both hardware methods allow faster interrupt handling than software polling by directly determining the highest priority pending interrupt.