PUMPA - SMART LEARNING
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Book Free DemoAll of us know what a timetable is. It tells us what subject the teachers teach during each period of the day. The timetable lets us see what happens during a particular period of the day.
Similarly, when we go to a movie theatre, we might find movie timings listed out. It is to inform the movie-goers what movie gets screened at what time and on which screen.
We can also call the timetable and the movie timings listed out as a schedule.
Schedule:
A detailed plan of the sequence of events accounted for a particular time frame is a schedule.
A schedule can be of any number of events as long as it is sorted in the order of time.
Example:
Let us look at the following example:
The Indian cricket team tours New Zealand to take part in a four-match test series.The New Zealand cricket team tours India to take part in a four-test match series during September.
The schedule for the test match series is here:
Date | Venue |
| \(4^{th}\) to \(8^{th}\) of September | Chennai |
| \(15^{th}\) to \(19^{th}\) of September | Mumbai |
| \(26^{th}\) to \(30^{th}\) of September | Kolkata |
| \(7^{th}\) to \(11^{th}\) of September | Mohali |
Let us analyze the schedule in detail:
1. The New Zealand team visits India to play in a four-test match series in September.
2. India and New Zealand play the first test match on \(4^{th}\) of September in Chennai, which goes on till the \(8^{th}\) of September.
3. Similarly, the \(2^{nd}\), \(3^{rd}\) and \(4^{th}\) test matches occur on the specified dates and place.
4. Finally, the tour ends on the \(11^{th}\) of September.
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