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real time example for deadlock,starvation,livelock
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Answer / maheswarijothi
pls send answer immediately.................
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Answer / keerthi
deadlock:let two members are going to draw some picture.they are combinedly having pencil &ruler.one uses pencil,another is having ruler.unless u r with these two the drawing will not be completed.this is dealock.
livelock:two members are walking towards each other through a narrow corridor .Both of them are going tocross the corridor,this is known as livelock.
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Answer / amit
livelock........
i think this answer should be justify......
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Answer / prateek shrivastava
Dead lock generally occurs when 2 threads try to acquire
same shared resource. In this case each thread end up
waiting for other to release lock and deadlock occurs
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