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Which of the following scheduling algorithms is non preemptive? (TCS)Options: Pick one correct answer from belowShortest job first schedulingFirst come, first serve schedulingPriority schedulingRound robin scheduling

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Which of the following scheduling algorithms is non preemptive? (TCS)Options: Pick one correct answer from belowShortest job first schedulingFirst come, first serve schedulingPriority schedulingRound robin scheduling

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The non-preemptive scheduling algorithm among the options given is "First come, first serve scheduling". This algorithm operates on the principle that the process that arrives first will be executed first. Once a process is in the running state, it will continue until it has completed its service time, hence it is non-preemptive.

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