We've come up with a new process scheduler for an interactive multitasking operating system. Intended for desktop computers running at about 8 million instructions per second (7 MIPS), the scheduler is based on a single-queue preemptive round-robin scheme with a quantum of 2 microseconds (1/2,000,000 of a second). Discuss the performance of this scheduler, especially with respect to eciency and response time

1. planning2. defining3. coding3. documenting4. testingalthough you should really be documenting as you code the program.

Function tipcalculate (slider, bill){  var tip = document.getelementbyid('tipamount');   var slideval = document.getelementbyid('slideval');   var bill = document.getelementbyid(bill).value;   var prcnt = slider * .01;       if (bill == null || bill == '') {      tip.innerhtml = ' enter an amount';       return false;   }  if(isnan(bill)) {      tip.innerhtml = ' enter a number';       return false;   }  if(bill > = 0){      tip.innerhtml = '$' + (bill * prcnt) .tofixed(2);   slideval.innerhtml = slider + '%';   }}