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Operating SystemWhat is the main problem that the "Critical Section" concept aims to solve in concurrent programming? (i) Memory overflow (ii) Infinite loop termination (iii) Race condition between processes (iv) Lack of CPU resources20242mOperating SystemIn Peterson's solution for two processes, which condition ensures mutual exclusion? (i) Both processes wait infinitely (ii) Only one process enters the critical section at a time (iii) Both processes enter the critical section together (iv) The process with a higher ID always wins20242mOPERATING SYSTEMWhen a process waits indefinitely for some resources which are being used by other processes, it is called (i) Starvation (ii) Demand Paging (iii) Segmentation (iv) None of the above20232mOperating SystemWhich of the following conditions is required for deadlock to be possible? (i) Mutual exclusion (ii) A process may hold allocated resources while awaiting assignment of other resources (iii) No resource can be forcibly removed from a process holding it (iv) All of the above20192m
PreviousVirtual memory is (i) an extremely large main memory (ii) an extremely large secondary memory (iii) an illusion of an extremely large memory (iv) a type of memory used in supercomputerNextWith a single resource, deadlock occurs (i) if there are more than two processes competing for that resource (ii) if there are only two processes competing for that resource (iii) if there is a single process competing for that resource (iv) none of these