Have you ever used threads?

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Have you ever used threads?..

Answer / ramakrishna yechuri

Thread concept is not used for desktop application.

Also u cannot acheive multi-threading by single processor.

Threads are mainly used for serverside programming eg
A server has to sent a single response to many request at
same time
also in devoloping games like bow and arrow.

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Have you ever used threads?..

Answer / roger

yey, problems arrise with the syncronisation of threads,
and sharing data. these are resolved using semophores and
Mutexes.

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Have you ever used threads?..

Answer / yathirajulu

yes, i used in server-side programming and most probably in
real-time scenario in many ways.
chatting,e-mailing,shopping-cart.

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