What is preemptive and Non-preemptive Time Scheduling?
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Answer Posted / surbhi
generally,an os is said to be preemptive if it is allowed to
interrupt on executing task & replace it with another
ready-to-run task...
in non preemptive system, the task executing either run to
completion or voluntarily relinquishes control of the
processor..
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