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In the context of deadlock, what is the meaning of 'Mutual Exclusion'?
In the context of deadlock, what is the meaning of 'Mutual Exclusion'?
- Only one process at a time can use a resource (correct)
- Processes can forcibly take over a resource from another process
- Processes must take turns using a resource
- Multiple processes can use a resource simultaneously
How is 'Hold and Wait' characteristic related to deadlock?
How is 'Hold and Wait' characteristic related to deadlock?
- Processes never hold any resources during execution
- Processes hold at least one resource and wait for additional resources held by other processes (correct)
- Processes hold resources without waiting for others
- Processes immediately release all held resources
What is the significance of 'No Preemption' in the context of deadlocks?
What is the significance of 'No Preemption' in the context of deadlocks?
- Resources are automatically released after a certain time period
- Resources are preemptively taken from other processes
- Processes can forcibly release resources from other processes
- Resources can only be released voluntarily by the process holding it (correct)
What is an example of 'Hold and Wait' scenario in real life?
What is an example of 'Hold and Wait' scenario in real life?
How does 'Bridge Crossing Example' illustrate deadlock resolution?
How does 'Bridge Crossing Example' illustrate deadlock resolution?
What is the primary problem in a deadlock situation?
What is the primary problem in a deadlock situation?
Which condition can lead to the occurrence of a deadlock?
Which condition can lead to the occurrence of a deadlock?
What is the meaning of 'Mutual Exclusion' in the context of deadlocks?
What is the meaning of 'Mutual Exclusion' in the context of deadlocks?
How can a deadlock be resolved in the context of the 'Bridge Crossing Example'?
How can a deadlock be resolved in the context of the 'Bridge Crossing Example'?
Which approach involves preventing a deadlock by ensuring that the four necessary conditions for deadlock do not hold simultaneously?
Which approach involves preventing a deadlock by ensuring that the four necessary conditions for deadlock do not hold simultaneously?
What is the primary characteristic that can lead to a deadlock?
What is the primary characteristic that can lead to a deadlock?
In the context of deadlocks, what does 'No Preemption' mean?
In the context of deadlocks, what does 'No Preemption' mean?
Which example illustrates the concept of deadlock resolution through preempting resources and rollback?
Which example illustrates the concept of deadlock resolution through preempting resources and rollback?
What is the significance of 'Mutual Exclusion' in the context of deadlocks?
What is the significance of 'Mutual Exclusion' in the context of deadlocks?
Which condition contributes to a process holding at least one resource and waiting to acquire additional resources held by other processes?
Which condition contributes to a process holding at least one resource and waiting to acquire additional resources held by other processes?
