Froggy jumps: Thread synchronization

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Froggy Jumps Froggy jumps: Thread synchronizationOnline version Accept the challenge while avoiding drowning in false answers. by Omar Figueroa Luis 1 What is the main objective of thread synchronization in a multithreaded program? a Improve execution speed b Avoid race conditions and ensure controlled access to shared resources c Increase the number of running threads 2 What is a "mutex" in thread synchronization? a A type of thread specialized for executing concurrent tasks b An object that ensures that only one thread can access a critical section of code at a time c A scheduling algorithm for distributing tasks among multiple threads 3 What happens if a thread tries to access a critical section locked by another thread? a The thread executes without problems. b The thread blocks until the critical section is available. c The thread throws an exception and terminates execution. 4 What is the function of a semaphore in thread synchronization? a Control access to multiple limited resources b Synchronize threads so that everyone waits their turn c Assign tasks equitably to all threads 5 What is a "race condition" in a multithreaded program? a When all threads work synchronously without problems b When two or more threads access shared data simultaneously c When a thread blocks and cannot continue execution 6 What synchronization technique is commonly used to make a thread wait until another thread completes execution? a Binary semaphore b Wait condition c Thread join 7 What is one of the best practices for avoiding synchronization problems in a multithreaded program? a Use multiple semaphores for each thread b Keep the thread count as low as possible c Use synchronization mechanisms such as mutexes and semaphores appropriately 8 What is a "deadlock" in thread synchronization? a A state in which threads can continue executing without restriction. b A state in which two or more threads are blocked waiting for resources that are never available. c A type of programming error related to the use of semaphores.

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Froggy jumps: Thread synchronization

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Froggy jumps: Thread synchronizationOnline version

by Omar Figueroa Luis

What is the main objective of thread synchronization in a multithreaded program?

What is a "mutex" in thread synchronization?

What happens if a thread tries to access a critical section locked by another thread?

What is the function of a semaphore in thread synchronization?

What is a "race condition" in a multithreaded program?

What synchronization technique is commonly used to make a thread wait until another thread completes execution?

What is one of the best practices for avoiding synchronization problems in a multithreaded program?

What is a "deadlock" in thread synchronization?