Exam 5: Exploring Thread Synchronization and Mutual Exclusion in Java
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Which property of mutual exclusion primitives is inappropriate for multiprocessor systems?
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Semaphores can be used for each of the following purposes except:
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Which of the following statements about critical sections is false?
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________ occurs when an infinite loop prevents progress in a multithreaded application.
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A ________ is a variable that governs access to critical sections.
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If a thread attempts a P operation when a counting semaphore has been decremented to zero, ________.
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________ restricts access to a shared variable to only one thread at any given time.
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A thread that uses processor cycles to continually test a condition before entering its critical section is said to be ________.
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Threads that operate independently of one another but must occasionally interact to perform cooperative tasks are said to execute ________.
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An example of a producer/consumer relationship is ________.
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Which of the following statements about semaphores is true?
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What happens when a thread calls P( S ) when it wants to enter its critical section, where S is a binary semaphore set to 1?
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Which of the following mutual exclusion algorithms require instructions to be executed atomically?
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Semaphore operations can be implemented in the kernel of a multiprocessor system by:
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In Java, the sleep method call must appear in part of a ________ statement because it might throw an exception indicating that the thread was interrupted before its sleep time expired.
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In Java, Object method notify transitions a thread from the ________ state to the ________ state.
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