Process Schedulers in Operating Systems Understand the key concepts of process schedulers, their types, and roles in operating systems, with real-life examples from Windows, UNIX/Linux, and macOS. Essential knowledge for GATE and UGC NET preparation. Introduction Process scheduling is one …
Introduction to Process Control Block (PCB) 1. Introduction to Process Management: Definition: Process management is a core function of the Operating System (OS) responsible for managing processes, from creation to termination. Example: Compiling and running a C/C++ program demonstrates how …
Imagine you’re working on your computer, and you have several tasks open—maybe a web browser, a music player, and a word document. But, you can only focus on one thing at a time. Your brain quickly switches between these tasks, …
Introduction Process management is a core function of any operating system (OS), crucial for the smooth execution of multiple programs on a computer. It involves overseeing processes—programs in execution—by allocating resources, scheduling tasks, and ensuring that all operations run efficiently. …
Introduction An Operating System (OS) is essential software that acts as an interface between the user and the computer hardware. It manages hardware resources, executes applications, and provides services for efficient execution of various tasks. Understanding different types of operating …