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All right.
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We'll keep going with our computer science journey.
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I'm learning to become the next great software developer, algorithm writer, whatever it is we're going for.
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When we're talking about process table and executions, essentially the scheduler maintains that block of information in memory called the process table.
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So each time we have an execution that a program is trying to do, this scheduler's job is to make an entry for the process and the table.
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So it would contain like the memory area, which it gets from memory manager.
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How much of a priority is that process? so is something that needs to happen right away? or can it wait in the processing queue? whether it's ready or waiting, and things like that are going to be stored in that process table.
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Just a way of kind of like a running record of the processes that need to be completed and the information the cpu needs in order to do them...