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In multilevel feedback scheduling algorithm

  • A.a process can move to a different classified ready queue
  • B.classification of ready queue is permanent
  • C.processes are not classified into groups
  • D.None of the mentioned above

Answer: A

In multilevel feedback scheduling, a process can move to a different classified ready queue.

The multilevel feedback queue scheduler keeps several ready queues of different priorities. A process that uses too much CPU time is moved to a lower-priority queue, and one that waits too long can be moved up (ageing). This movement, the 'feedback', is what distinguishes it.

In the plain multilevel queue algorithm, by contrast, processes are classified once and the classification is permanent. Processes are classified into groups in both, so the other options are wrong.

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