= Dynamic priority scheduling
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Dynamic priority scheduling is a method of managing the execution order of processes in a computer system based on changing conditions or states rather than fixed priorities. In this scheduling approach, the priority of a process can change during its execution based on various factors such as: 1. **Age of the Process**: Older processes may receive higher priority if they have been waiting for a long time, ensuring fairness and minimizing starvation. 2. **Process Behavior**: The CPU usage pattern of a process can influence its priority.
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