What is the primary goal of disk scheduling in operating systems?
Disk scheduling is a technique used in operating systems to manage and optimize the order in which disk I/O operations are performed. The primary goal of disk scheduling is to improve the efficiency of data retrieval and write operations on the disk. By optimizing the sequence of read and write requests, disk scheduling reduces the time the disk's read/write head spends moving between different tracks, thus minimizing disk seek time and rotational latency. This leads to better overall system performance and responsiveness. Disk scheduling does not directly influence CPU utilization or memory management, although efficient disk access can indirectly contribute to better system performance and resource utilization.
Which of the following combination is true?
If A and I interchange their position, and C and F interchange their position, then who among the following will be sitting to the immediate left of I?...
The number of persons sits between E and K is the same as between I and _____, when counted from the right of both K and I?
Which of the following can be the correct conclusion drawn from the impression B + C @ D + E $ F % G?
Which of the following statements is true about the girl who likes ‘I’?
Six friends are sitting in a straight line. E is 4th from the right. E is between B and D. A is adjacent to B. D is adjacent to C. D is between E and C....
Who among the following sits opposite to N?
Which of the following is T’s position?
Which of the following statement is correct?
What is the position of Sonal with respect to the one who has 13 coins?