Distinguish between long-term scheduling, medium term scheduling, and short term scheduling for processors of a computer.
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This decision is based on the available resources and the system's overall goals. Long-term scheduling is concerned with managing the system's workload and ensuring that the system is not overloaded. Medium-term scheduling involves the swapping of processes Show more…
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