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what is the advantage of using SEMAPHORES to ORDINARY
VARIABLES???

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what is the advantage of using SEMAPHORES to ORDINARY VARIABLES???..

Answer / sachin dohre

Working of Semaphore is Atomic i.e till semaphore released
no change in shared memory could occur,, while in case of
variables it could be changed while context switching

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what is the advantage of using SEMAPHORES to ORDINARY VARIABLES???..

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semaphores helps is a varible which is used to protect the shared data .hence avoiding the coruption of data by the threads acting simultaniously..

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