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Adding CPU Scheduling algorithms #1

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CPU Scheduling is an important part of Operating system. Also different questions are asked on scheduling in GATE and interviews.
I add scheduling,md file which contain introduction of scheduling and different scheduling algorithms.
Implementation steps of each algorithm are present in algorithms directory.
There are two more files - curious-cats.md and facts.md contains tasks/exercises and some useful facts respectively.

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Follow the folder structure. Things may be there but structure is off. Kindly restructure it according to this or this ad do the necessary. Also give sufficient documentation that will follow the motto of learn by doing.
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@rishab05 Kindly refer this to have a better idea about what we are looking for. Also follow the format for PR description as given in the template.

Furthermore, we need content that a learner can complete within 1-2 hours of learning time, provided they fulfill the prerequisites and it isn't just a TODO list. We need them to think, we need them to work on it by searching for answers on their own.

Your selected domain seems like it has much scope. Kindly try to segregate your current content and try to come up with a feasible structure for a great learning experience for any learner who comes across your MicroByte. Lastly, create an issue using requisite template provided for us to have a clear understanding on what you're working on. You can refer this for the same.

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