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Round Robin (RR)(CPU Scheduling)

  •  Used in time sharing systems.
  • Similar to FCFS with time Quantum.
  • It is Pre-emptive.



Advantages

  •  Easy to simple to implement.
  • Each process gets a fare share of CPU.
  • No Starvation.
  • No Convey Effect.
  • Deterministic response time.
  • Priority is same for each process.

Disadvantages

  • Throughput depends on time quantum.
  • if Time quantum is small then more overload of context switching average waiting time in created.
  • if  Time quantum is large then same as First come First Serve.
  • Decide size of Time Quantum is very tough.

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