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What is Process Scheduling in Operating Systems about?
Process scheduling is a critical function of operating systems that manages the execution of processes using various queues based on their states. It involves different types of schedulers—long-term, short-term, and medium-term—that control how processes are admitted, executed, and swapped in memory. Additionally, context switching allows multiple processes to share a CPU, while cooperating processes enable information sharing and modularity in concurrent execution.
- Author
- Eddie Otieno
- Language
- EN