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RES.c #1618

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The Ripple Effect Scheduling (RES) algorithm prioritizes tasks based on their priority level, aiming to minimize disruptions to lower-priority tasks. It first sorts tasks by priority and calculates waiting and turnaround times. A "ripple effect" adjustment slightly reduces waiting time for lower-priority tasks when preceded by higher-priority tasks. This approach ensures high-priority tasks are handled efficiently while minimizing the impact on lower-priority ones.

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add README.md file also with proper explanation and move it into Miscellaneous Algorithms folder

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move this folder into Miscellaneous Algorithms folder

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@pankaj-bind please check it once.
Made the required changes.

@pankaj-bind pankaj-bind merged commit 36873e9 into AlgoGenesis:main Nov 5, 2024
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