Round Robin (educational format)

Round Robin is a scheduling method used in computers to manage multiple tasks or processes fairly. Imagine a set of tasks lined up, and each task gets a small time slice to execute. After its turn, it moves to the back of the line, allowing the next task to run. This process repeats, ensuring all tasks get regular attention without any one task dominating the system. It's like taking turns in a game, promoting fairness and preventing any single process from monopolizing resources, which helps keep the system responsive and efficient.