= Multilevel queue
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A multilevel queue is a scheduling algorithm used in operating systems to manage processes by organizing them into multiple queues based on their priority and type. Each queue can have its own scheduling algorithm, and processes are assigned to a specific queue based on their characteristics (such as priority, memory requirements, or process type). \#\#\# Key Features of Multilevel Queue Scheduling: 1. **Multiple Queues**: The system maintains several queues, with each queue serving different types of processes.
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