EDF Scheduling Algorithm | Earliest Dead Line First Algorithm | Gantt Chart | Operating System

📌 In this video, we explain the *EDF (Earliest Deadline First) Scheduling Algorithm* in Operating Systems with a simple step-by-step example. 🕒 EDF is a *dynamic priority scheduling algorithm* widely used in *real-time systems* where meeting deadlines is critical. In this tutorial, we cover the complete process, including *Gantt Chart construction, Waiting Time, and Turnaround Time* calculations.

🎯 *What You'll Learn:*

What is EDF (Earliest Deadline First) Scheduling?
How EDF works in Operating Systems & Real-Time Systems
Concept of Deadlines in Scheduling 📌
Gantt Chart construction 📊
Calculating *Waiting Time & Turnaround Time*
Solved Example for better understanding 🧮

⚡ *Perfect for:* OS Assignments, Real-Time System Studies, Exams, and Competitive Exams like *GATE, NTS, etc.*

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*Chapters:*


00:00 - Introduction to EDF Scheduling
01:56 - Example
03:00 - Taking LCM
04:03 - How many Times a Process runs
05:22 - Implementation

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