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Jobs can also include a `priority` option. Using priorities, job processing order will be affected by the specified `priority` instead of following a FIFO or LIFO pattern.
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{% hint style="warning" %}
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Adding prioritized jobs is a slower operation than the other types of jobs, with a complexity `O(log(n))`` relative to the number of jobs in the prioritized set in the queue.
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Adding prioritized jobs is a slower operation than the other types of jobs, with a complexity `O(log(n))` relative to the number of jobs in the prioritized set in the queue.
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{% endhint %}
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Note that the priorities go from `1` to `2 097 152`, where a lower number is always a **higher** priority than higher numbers.
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Jobs without a `priority`` assigned will get the most priority.
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Jobs without a `priority` assigned will get the most priority.
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