A. It does not ensure mutual exclusion B. It does not ensure bounded waiting C. It requires that processes enter the critical section in strict alternation D. It does not prevent deadlocks but ensures mutual exclusion
A. Overloading the system by using a lot of secondary storage B. Under-loading the system by very less cpu utilization C. Overloading the system by creating a lot of sub-processes D. Crashing the system by utilizing multiple resources
A. A negative integer, zero B. Zero, a negative integer C. Zero, a nonzero integer D. Process to the parent and returns zero to that newly created (child) process.
A. Be a duplicate of the parent process B. Never be a duplicate of the parent process C. Cannot have another program loaded into it D. Never have another program loaded into it
A. Orphan B. Remains there until its parent calls wait system call. sanfoundry global education & learning series ? operating system. here’s the list of best books in operating system. to practice all areas of operating system, here is complete set on 1000+ mu C. Body D. Dead
