What is Round-Robin Scheduling
Discuss the Round-Robin Scheduling.
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In the Round-Robin Scheduling, processes are dispatched FIFO, however are provided a limited CPU time. If the process are not able to complete its execution before its CPU time expires, the CPU is pre-empted and provided to the process that is waiting next. The Pre-empted process is then placed at the back of the ready list.
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