[Autogenerated] This brings us to the end of this module where
we took a deeper look into thread scheduling because eventually
threats are just abstractions and we have to have actual
processes running their code.
So we looked at the basics of schedule, including priorities,
how they can be set from using modern kalamata,
how they affect scheduling.
We've seen how scheduling works first in the single CPU case,
which is relatively simple,
and then gradually look at some other aspects related to multi
processing scheduling and other properties related to that,
such as the Quantum and the way the scheduler works with that.
We end this module and continuing the next module,
looking at other aspects of threats,
specifically how to work with the _ _ _ and utilize them in code.