The process state section of the process control block saves the information on process priority.
Process priority, connections to scheduling queues, and other information are part of the CPU scheduling data on the PCB. Any other scheduling requirements may also be included.
The process control block houses the process ID, state, priority, accounting information, program counter, CPU registers, and other elements for each process.
However, the process doesn't always run on the CPU. While the process is suspended, all of its data is preserved in memory and organized in a data structure called the process control block (PCB). This data structure must contain the information needed to reconnect the process to the CPU and allow it to begin running.
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