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Concurrency: Deadlock
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This lecture covers the concept of deadlock in concurrent programming, where threads compete for resources and wait indefinitely. The instructor explains how deadlocks occur, the safety issues they pose, and provides solutions to prevent them, such as acquiring resources in a consistent order.
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