The ___________ time is the maximum amount of time a process can execute before being interrupted in preemptive scheduling.
- Arrival
- Burst
- Quantum
- Response
The quantum time, also known as time slice or time quantum, is the maximum amount of time a process can execute before being interrupted in preemptive scheduling algorithms like Round Robin. It defines the length of each time slot during which a process can run before the scheduler switches to another process.
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