Round Robin Scheduling

Round Robin Scheduling is a method used by computers to fairly share processing time among multiple tasks or users. Imagine several people waiting to speak in a meeting; each person gets a fixed turn to talk for a set amount of time. After their turn, the next person takes their turn, and this cycle repeats. Similarly, in computing, each task gets a small time slice to execute. This approach prevents any task from dominating the processor, ensuring all tasks progress evenly and delays are minimized, making the system fair and responsive.