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Deadlock:
In a computer system, a set of blocked processes each holding a resource and waiting to acquire the resource held by another process in the set is called a deadlock problem.
Example:
Consider the savings and loan institution. In that, the savers want to withdraw the amount from their own accounts than the available amount in the institution.
- At the same time, the institution cannot force the borrowers to return the amount they borrowed from the institution.
- Now, the deadlock problem occurs in this scenario because the borrowers hold the resource (amount) that the institution has to satisfy the request of the savers.
- This deadlock problem can be resolved by arranging the required amount by the institution for the valuable customer from the other institutions.
C.
Deadlock:
In a computer system, a set of blocked processes each holding a resource and waiting to acquire the resource held by another process in the set is called a deadlock problem.
Example:
Consider the savings and loan institution. In that, the savers want to withdraw the amount from their own accounts than the available amount in the institution.
- At the same time, the institution cannot force the borrowers to return the amount they borrowed from the institution.
- Now, the deadlock problem occurs in this scenario because the borrowers hold the resource (amount) that the institution has to satisfy the request of the savers.
- This deadlock problem can be resolved by arranging the required amount by the institution for the valuable customer from the other institutions.
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