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What is difference between synchronous and asynchronous
threads and when can we use them?

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What is difference between synchronous and asynchronous threads and when can we use them?..

Answer / aana

two threads(processes) working simultaneously is
synchronous.

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What is difference between synchronous and asynchronous threads and when can we use them?..

Answer / shankar

Two programmer(Threads) at a Same Time is call syncronous
and Two Prorammer At differnt time is call Asynchronous.....
example:: audio and Vedio at Same time is syncronous
audio and Vedio is differnt time is Asynchronous

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