Yes, the macOS operating system comes with a task manager called "Activity Monitor" that enables you to observe and control the resources and processes being used by your Mac. To open Activity Monitor, you can do one of the following:- Step 1:- Open the Launchpad, type "Activity Monitor" in the search field, and click on the Activity Monitor icon. Step 2:- Use the Spotlight search to find Activity Monitor. Press "Command + Space" on your keyboard to open the Spotlight search, type "Activity Monitor," and press "Enter" to open it. Step 3:- Open the Finder and navigate to the Applications folder. Then, double-click on the Activity Monitor icon to open it. On your Mac, a list of all running programs and processes is shown in Activity Monitor, along with details on how much CPU, RAM, and other resources each program or process is using. Activity Monitor can help you locate apps and processes that are using a lot of resources so you can take steps to improve their efficiency or, if required, shut them down. For resolving Mac performance issues and maximizing resource utilization, Activity Monitor is a helpful tool. The ability to track the functionality and resource consumption of their apps is a helpful tool for developers as well.