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Round Robin Scheduling is a CPU management method that allocates a fixed time slice to each process in a cyclic manner, promoting fairness among competing tasks. It is straightforward to implement and ideal for time-sharing systems, though it can suffer from high overhead and underutilization if the time quantum is not properly tuned. Despite its drawbacks, it remains a fundamental scheduling choice in operating systems for equitable process management.
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