L-4.1: DEADLOCK concept | Example | Necessary condition | Operating System

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L-4.1: DEADLOCK concept | Example | Necessary condition | Operating System

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Deadlock, deadlock is what? If 2 and more processes are waiting on happening of some event but that event doesn't happen, that is called the deadlock. And those 2 processes are in the deadlock state. Means to understand by a simple example, Let's say that I want to open an account in a bank. I go to the bank and tell the bank personnel that I want ... Read More

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