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we have two threads..both the threads are reading the
data.. is there any need of synchronization
there?...justify it?
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Answer Posted / ranjan
synchronization is necessary in threads
problem.synchronization means at a time only one thread can
access it.If it is not done then one thread will read the
resource & other will try to update it.It will create a
problem.
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