Non-Preemptive Scheduling

Non-preemptive scheduling is a method used by computers to manage tasks or processes. Once a process starts executing, it runs until it finishes or voluntarily releases the CPU, without interruption. This approach ensures tasks run to completion once begun, preventing others from interrupting them mid-way. It is straightforward and predictable, making it suitable for processes that need uninterrupted execution, but it can also lead to delays if a long task blocks shorter ones. In summary, non-preemptive scheduling allows each process to complete without interruption once it has started.