Assume you are on the only person to write program on this system. Assume the system's OS uses the "priority-scheduling" scheduling algorithm. Assume that the OS has three different priorities (high, medium, low). Assume that you want to minimize context switches. Which strategy is the best? 1. Write all programs to have the same priority. 2. Write 1/3 of the programs to have high priority, 1/3 medium, and 1/3 low. 3. Either is acceptable4. Neither is acceptable

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18 February, 08:56

Assume you are on the only person to write program on this system. Assume the system's OS uses the "priority-scheduling" scheduling algorithm. Assume that the OS has three different priorities (high, medium, low). Assume that you want to minimize context switches. Which strategy is the best? 1. Write all programs to have the same priority. 2. Write 1/3 of the programs to have high priority, 1/3 medium, and 1/3 low. 3. Either is acceptable4. Neither is acceptable

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Saul · Answer 1

1. Write all programs to have the same priority.

Explanation:

Write all programs to have same priority. So that there will be no context switching in between.